Amazon Drops Unlimited Cloud Storage Deal for Drive Users

Amazon is changing things up for its Drive customers, with the biggest news being that the unlimited cloud storage deal is gone. 

Up until now, customers were allowed to store as much data as they wanted on Amazon's servers for a mere $60 per year, although there was also the option of paying just $12 for unlimited photos. 

Now, the company announced there will be two tiers. For $12 a year, you'll be able to store up to 100 GB, while $60 will get you up to 1TB of storage space. Each extra terabyte will cost customers an extra $60 per year, although there's a maximum of 30 terabytes that the company permits for any account. 

The changes are kicking in right now, so if you've already signed up for unlimited storage you get to keep it until it expires. If you have the automated renewal feature turned on, you'll get charged $60 per year when the plan ends. 

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