Google Drive launches a nifty feature for offline access, files can be accessed even without the Internet. Files can be accessed even without internet, files will need to be marked offline beforehand

Google Drive will now also support offline mode. The company has announced this in one of its blog posts. That is, now users can access files, PDFs, and photos on Google Drive without the Internet. However, to do this, you must mark these files offline beforehand. After this, these files can be opened through the browser in offline mode.

Google Drive must be installed on the PC to use the feature
Let us know that Google started testing this feature in beta in 2019 and now this feature is rolling out for all users. To use the feature, you must first install the Google Drive desktop app on Mac or Windows. Apart from this, the offline access option must be enabled in Drive settings on the web. After the setup process is complete, right-clicking on the file will bring up the Available offline option.

You can also buy additional storage
The service is available to all Google Workspace customers, as well as Cloud Identity, Cloud Identity Premium, G Suite Basic, and Business customers. Google is also launching it for those who have personal accounts.

If you’ve used up your 15GB of free storage, you can purchase additional storage to continue backing up content to Google Drive. There are different monthly and yearly plans available for Indian users.

200 GB of storage space will be available for 200 rupees
Google offers 100GB of storage space for Rs 130 per month. If you need more space, Google has a plan for Rs 650 per month, in which you will get 2 TB of storage. In addition, Google also offers a 200 rupee plan, in which you will get 200 GB of storage space.