[Google drive not supported after may 2024? Why?]

On 4/27/2024 at 7:38 PM, Shane said:

As a rough estimate, 100TB at 350 Mbps would take at least 27 days (give or take) or almost twice as long as the days remaining until May 15th, so to have any chance of completing that successfully you'd definitely need to switch over to using your own API key.

Note that even with your own key there's still a risk Google breaks something on their end (hopefully extremely unlikely but we can't rule it out) and you end up having to download the entire drive manually, so it's up to you to consider whether you should be safely detaching your clouddrive now so that you can begin the manual download.

Let's say.....Google does change something with the API and my Google Drive is no longer mountable using the StableBit Application(s), is there a way to decrypt the Chunk of Data files in the actual Google Drive folder "Stablebit Cloud Drive" if I use a different program like rclone or Google Drive Desktop for Windows?

[Google drive not supported after may 2024? Why?]

Where can I find instructions to get my own API Key to use?

[Google drive not supported after may 2024? Why?]

On 2/28/2024 at 4:50 PM, Christopher (Drashna) said:

Alex has said that he plans on postind on the forums an announcement about this, and it may be best to wait for that. 

That said, between the fact that Google Drive has always had a 750GB per account per day upload limit (which is pretty low), some of the odd issues that pop up with it, and that they've recently limited to 1TB (or 5TB) of data and lock the account if it exceeds it (eg, stops uploads),  the writing has been on the wall for a while.  

I haven't had any issues with using Google Drive for the past 2 years with StableBit, so why must access end for me if I keep it within those limits?