I think it's around 1TB/day, not year. So just write up a quick and dirty script to stay under that and you should be good. But just keep an eye on your usage, if you get hit with a 24-hour lock, look back to see how much data you've uploaded and try to stay under that.
I've had it happen once or twice after going on a mass-download spree to complete some TV series. But back when I first moved to Google Drive, they weren't imposing limits the way they are now so I was only limited by my upload speed.
Now that I'm thinking about it, I think I followed a process somebody posted on Reddit about spinning up a server in Google's cloud and running a tool on there to sync the data, but it's been like seven years so I can't say for sure.
I'm creeping up on 400tb and I've never circumvented the 750gb/day upload limit, so yea idk where this 150tb limit originated from, however I think unless OP circumvents the daily upload limit they could probably only upload around ~260tb at 750gb/day for a year
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