Google Drive has started sending in-app notifications about this new update to all users. So, all in all, this is an efficient way to take care of Trash in Google Drive and it will ensure consistent and predictable behavior for users across all G Site products too. It also suits different storage plans and packages that the user chooses. This is a fair policy, and it gives a user an ample amount of time to decide what they want to do with the items they believe are useless. If they want to review their trashed items, they must do it within those 30 days, otherwise, they have to be prepared to see an empty trash folder after 30 days are over. Now, the user will be on a tight rope of a 30 days period. Sometimes, while reviewing those Trashed items, users would save some files too, but regardless of what the user did with those items, their fate depended on the user’s whim and will.
Previously, all this trash was retained for an indefinite period, or until the user would decide to delete the files in Trash themselves. This means that the items that are present in the Trash folder of Google Drive on 13th October will stay there for another 30 days, and then, Google Drive will automatically delete them. Starting from 13th October 2020, files in the Trash in Google Drive will get automatically deleted after they are kept for a period longer than 30 days.
However, Google Drive is changing its policies. Google Drive has been providing a great online file storage solution for a long time now, but the file deletion process has been kept manual all this while.
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