2. This button typically takes you to a personalized view showcasing files and folders that Google thinks are most relevant to you right now, often based on recent activity and who you collaborate with.
4. This section allows you to create and access shared spaces for teams or projects, bringing relevant files, tasks, and communication together.
6. This section provides access to shared spaces where teams can store, collaborate on, and manage files together, with ownership belonging to the team(company) rather than an individual.
8. Here you'll find files and folders that other Google Drive users have shared directly with your account.
10. This section contains files and folders you've marked with a star for quick and easy access to important items.
12. This is where deleted files and folders are stored temporarily before being permanently removed.
1. The "New" button is used to create new files and folders within your Google Drive.
3. Clicking this displays a stream of recent actions that have occurred in your Google Drive, such as edits, comments, shares, and new additions.
5. My DriveĀ displays all the files and folders you personally own and have organized within your Google Drive.
7. This section allows you to access files that are being synced from your computer(s) to Google Drive using the Google Drive for desktop application.
9. This shows a chronological list of the files you've recently opened or worked on in Google Drive.
11. Similar to email, this section holds files that Google Drive has identified as potentially unwanted or malicious.
There is no maximum storage capacity indication on the drive web UI in Google Workspace for Business Editions.
Users can log in to their Google Workspace account and visit https: //www.google.com/settings/storage to verify their storage.
This will show the storage capacity in use is present in the Google Workspace edition, encompassing Drive storage, Gmail storage, and Google Photos Storage.