How to Set an Expiration Date for Shared Files in Google Drive 2020 [ Quick Example ]
Channel: Burn to Learn
Date: 30/09/2020

Google Drive 2020 Update brought many changes to how we use its services. One such change is the ability to set an expiration date when sharing files. 
Setting an expiration date was a free option in all Google Drive accounts, now this option is only available as a premium feature in G-Suite accounts, the paid version of Google Drive.

Timecode

00:00 Intro
00:42 Using share button
00:46 Type emails  to whom you want to share  it with
00:55 Review the people you've shared with 
01.02  Locate the give temporary access option or in other words the set an expiration date file. 
01:14 Set the expiration date for access your document and save it
01:27 Important note: only works for viewers and commenters
01:31 For editors just can be  removed   manually
01:38 Also give temporary access option by right-click in the document.
01:59 More questions on Google Drive?
02:10 Conclusion

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