Hello, this is Ameth from Racial Inspiration and in this tutorial I'll show you a simple technique that will help you hide any file inside your Google Drive in plain sight. So here I have a folder in my Google Drive that contains a file. Now this is a shared folder so anyone who has access to this folder can obviously view the file that's inside the folder. So if I don't want people to see this file I can either remove it from the folder but what if I want this file to stay inside the folder and yet people not be able to see it. How do I hide this in plain sight? So here's a little trick. Go to your file, right click and choose Manage Versions. Now just upload any other file from your desktop. Maybe an unsuspecting image like this one of my workstation. You can upload files of any type so if it's a, if the original file is a PDF file you can overwrite it with an image file or a video file. It doesn't matter. So you see that Google has also updated the thumbnail of the image and I can also rename the file to say workstation.jpg. So anybody who has access to this folder can see the file but all they'll see is an image file. And if you later wish to access this hidden file all you have to do is right click the file, go to Manage Versions and then download the version that's hidden inside this image file. One more thing. Google Drive stores versions of files for 30 days only. However if you check the key forever option your files will be around forever. Thanks.