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Photo Access After Canceling Plan

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Mar 07, 2021 Mar 07, 2021

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I currently use 3.5 gb, which are edited photos. I am wanting to cancel my plan but I seethat storage will be reduced to 2 gb. What happens to the current excess capacity beyond the 2 gb? Does 1.5 gb get deleted by Adobe to meet the 2 gb maximum allowed storage once I cancel my plan? 

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Mar 08, 2021 Mar 08, 2021

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Can you explain a bit more about where you "see that storage will be reduced to 2GB"? My understanding is that when a subscription plan is cancelled any images that you have stored in the cloud will remain accessible to the Lightroom Downloader app for up to 1 year (to allow you or your heirs to download them). After that all the cloud contents are deleted.

 

So are we talking about the same Adobe subscription plan? If so, which one? The Lightroom plan has 1TB of cloud space, whereas the Photography Plan only has 20GB of cloud space. 

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