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Google Drive in trouble: A bunch of users' data has mysteriously disappeared

Some users of the Google Drive service are reporting the loss of data, which has been stored for months, and it seems that this is not the only Google application affected by the problem. 

Google Drive in trouble

When it comes to online data storage, Google Drive is among the most popular solutions. It's free and offers additional upgrades and more storage space for a relatively low price.

However, some users are reporting losing data from the previous few months on the service, and it's possible that this isn't the only Google app affected by the problem.

Users of social networks report that in addition to losing data from Google Drive, they also have problems with the Gmail service.

A user shared his problem on the forums, noting that files from Google Drive suddenly disappeared. Drive returned to normal in May 2023.

The issue is reported to Google's support team, but the user points out that there has been no response from Google engineers and is unable to know if his issue is being investigated.

A Google employee later announced that the issue is investigating. It is also advised not to disable the account, and not to move or delete the app's data folder while engineers are working on the issue.

Meanwhile, at least one user on the Mastodon platform claimed to have seen several cases of people reporting losing some of their Gmail data as well. Another user responded, stating that Gmail had lost and recovered his emails the same day.

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