The first option is feasible for the kind of emails that contain some kind of advertisements i.e. you only want to view them at once and then you may forget about them. The second option is good for the scenario in which you need to use that attachment in the future and that is why you want to save it to your personal device. The third option comes in handy when either you do not have sufficient storage space on your device or you want that attachment to be available from everywhere no matter which device you are using.
How to Save Gmail Attachments to Google Drive?
In order to save your Gmail attachments to Google Drive, you will need to perform the following steps: Doing this will immediately save your required attachment to Google Drive and then you will be able to access that attachment any time from anywhere you want. Moreover, you will also not be dependent anymore on a specific device to access that particular file rather you will be able to access it from any device with an Internet connection.
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