Google Drive mobile app removes download option for paid subscribers
A paid Google Drive user reports the download button disappeared from the mobile app, preventing retrieval of stored files to device. This appears to be a singular user experience — possibly a UI regression or account-state bug. No corroborating volume signal to indicate a systemic product issue.
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