Share an archive with relatives
Let the whole family see the pictures without sending anything.
A shared folder gives everybody one address to look at. Nobody receives a copy, so nobody has four hundred pictures filling their phone.
The setting that matters is whether the people you send it to can only look, or can also change things.
Key points
- A shared folder is one folder everybody looks at, not forty copies
- Can view lets relatives look; Can edit lets them add and delete
What to remember
- Decide what they may do before you send the link.
- Can view lets them look. Can edit lets them change it.
Try this
Open a folder in your own cloud drive, press Share, and read which of those two settings it is on.
Practice: Share an archive with relatives. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.