No doubt, Gmail is one of the most accepted email service because of it’s unmatchable features as it is free, reliable, easy to use, and offers a huge disk space. Years back when Gmail first came out around 2004, all the other free online email services offered a mere 2MB of email space. Gmail offered 2GB, and adds more space to your account every second after it was widely accepted.

Users stopped deleting emails. Me too…. Now my Gmail account has over 7GB of email space and I’ve used up 22% of my space. That’s 1.5GB of emails, useful information, receipts, articles, news, RSS feed, attachments, pictures, files, and junk. Most likely I don’t need to keep everything, but who cares about deleting emails when we have “unlimited” space. So what happens if Google goes bust or all Google data servers crashes? Where will all our information is and how one will get mails back? Those of you, who rely madly on Gmail to manage your life, don’t say you’ve never been warned!!!

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