Available for postpaid plans starting at Rs 449 and Wi-Fi plans from Rs 499.
After six months, the subscription continues at Rs 125/month added to the Airtel bill.
Google One benefits include family sharing with up to five additional members.
Popular telecom operator Bharti Airtel has officially announced a partnership with Google. The Airtel postpaid users and the broadband (Wi-Fi) customers will get a complimentary six month subscription of Google One. The company aims to offer a better way of managing the growing data needs with the 100GB of cloud storage across Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos at no extra cost.
All the eligible Airtel users can avail the offer via Airtel Thanks application. Speaking of the plans, the customers whose postpaid plans are starting at Rs 449 and Wi-Fi plans starting at Rs. 499 can get their hands on the Google One subscription directly from the application. Soon after the free plan ends, users will be able to opt to continue the subscription at a monthly cost of Rs 125, which will be added to their regular Airtel bill.
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The company, with this new move, aims to address the most common issues faced by smartphone or broadband users, which are limited to on-device. For the unversed, the Google One subscription will allow users to safely back up and store important photos, videos, contacts, and documents to the cloud. If any mishap happens and your device gets lost, damaged or replaced, users can restore their data using the backup.
The Google One plans include family sharing features which allow the users to add up to five more members to their plan with no extra charge. All these added members will get to access the shared storage along with Google One benefits, while keeping the individual files and data private.
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The Airtel’s Google One offer is currently live and can be availed even with the most basic postpaid and Wi-Fi plans.
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