How to Stop Sharing a Google Drive File or Folder with Someone
4In this video I'll show you how to stop sharing a Google Drive file or folder with someone.
Timestamps:
Introduction: 0:00
Steps to Stop Sharing a Google Drive File or Folder with Someone: 0:45
Conclusion: 1:39
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Video Transcript:
Have you ever shared a Google Drive file or folder with someone but then needed to revoke their access later on? Whether it's because a project has ended, roles have changed, or you simply shared it with the wrong person, managing who has access to your digital content is crucial for maintaining your privacy and security.
In this video I'll show you how to stop sharing a Google Drive file or folder with someone, ensuring that only the right eyes have access to your information. This process is straightforward, but an essential skill for anyone using Google Drive for work, school, or personal projects.
Step 1. Navigate to the Google Drive file or folder that you want to stop sharing with someone. In this example I want to stop sharing a folder called Test Folder with someone.
Step 2. Click the vertical ellipses associated with that file or folder. A menu opens.
Step 3. Click "Share" in this menu to open a submenu, and then click "Share" again in the submenu. A Share window opens where you'll see a list of people with access to this Google Drive file or folder.
Step 4. Click the drop-down arrow next to the person you want to stop sharing this file or folder with to open a menu, and then click "Remove Access" in this menu. Click "Save" after making this change. That Google Drive file or folder will immediately no longer be shared with that person.