No, Google Drive files do not expire in the sense of having a fixed lifespan. They remain accessible as long as your Google Account remains active.
However, you should be aware of a few factors:
- Storage limits: Google Drive offers free storage, but it's limited. If you exceed your storage limit, you might need to upgrade to a paid plan or delete some files to make space.
- Account suspension: If your Google Account is suspended or deleted, you'll lose access to your Google Drive files, including any shared files.
- File sharing permissions: If you've shared a file with others and later revoke access, they will no longer be able to view or edit the file.
Therefore, while Google Drive files don't have an expiration date, it's important to manage your storage, maintain an active Google Account, and be mindful of sharing permissions.
