To create a shared drive, go here instead. As an administrator, you can manage how users in your organization can create and use shared drives to collaborate in Google Drive. Files in …

Add or remove members of a shared drive Change the access level of a shared drive member Set the default sharing settings for shared drives Change sharing settings for a shared drive …

Assign the shared drives to that organizational unit so that the same data protection rules apply. If you set data region policies for organizational units and want those policies to apply to data in …

If you use shared drives for work or school, go to Troubleshoot issues with shared drives. As an administrator, you can help your organization’s users with shared drive creation, access, and …

Files in shared drives are owned by your organization, rather than an individual, helping you avoid accidentally deleting files when a user leaves. By default, all users can create and manage …

If you can't use shared drives, contact your administrator. Types of members Manager: Can manage members and upload, edit, move or delete all files. Content manager: By default, can …

Manage membership with groups Groups can make shared drive membership easier to manage, because when someone is added to a group, they get membership to the shared drives the …

Manage your storage in Drive, Gmail & Photos Your Google storage is shared across Google Drive, Gmail, Whatsapp backups, and Google Photos. When your account is full, it affects …

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Learn what happens when you move folders with limited access If you move folder hierarchies between shared drives, from a My Drive to a shared drive, or from a shared drive to a My …