Starting from October 13th Google Drive is changing its Trash policies. After 30 days, files that you’ve trashed will be automatically deleted. Until now, those files have been stored indefinitely, unless you manually and permanently deleted them from Trash. There’s a possibility you’ll only be impacted by this change if you were using this odd policy to hoard files.
As The Verge notes, other Google products, like Gmail, already delete trashed fils after 30 days. To help everyone ease into this transition, Google Drive will display a banner with details of the change and will show in-app notifications in Drive, Docs, and Forms.
So this update will bring some consistency across Google’s products. Admins will still be able to restore files deleted from a user’s trash for up to 25 days, and the changes don’t impact policies set by Google Vault admins.
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