Your Google Drive account hosts all the files you’ve created on any Google service you’ve used in the past, as well as files you’ve manually uploaded from your computer or phone. If you have a personal account, you can store up to 15GB of data on Google Drive, which can fill up pretty quickly if you already have a lot of content stored on your account.
How do I migrate Google Drive to another Google Drive?
To save space, you can move all or some of your existing content from its original location. In this post, we will explain all the ways you can follow to transfer files from one Google Drive account to another, so that you can free up some space and keep your Drive data in a second location.
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Yes and no. Google only allows users to transfer Drive files from an existing Google Workspace account to a new account if both accounts are part of the same organization. This action can only be performed by the organization's administrator, who can transfer file ownership to another account after the older account is suspended, which will categorize the files in the latter account as orphaned files.
