I now this is not a Gmail specific item.  But, I am sure many people here
use Google Drive.


Because it's gotta be super easy to share files
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Nov 4th 2015, 18:53, by A Googler
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When you store your important files somewhere, you want to have peace of
mind that they'll be safe and easy-to-access later. That's why everything
in Drive is always encrypted. And why we encourage all of our users to
complete a simple Security Checkup
<https://security.google.com/settings/security/secureaccount> every now and
then. Of course, this should include file sharing as well — it should be
super easy to control who sees what. With this in mind, we're making a
number of improvements to Drive today, so you can store your photos and
documents safely and get them where they need to go. Get sharing
notifications You may have noticed recently that it’s easier to select and
share multiple files and folders on iOS
<https://plus.google.com/+GoogleDrive/posts/1JsrDsKmNqW> and Android
<https://plus.google.com/+GoogleDrive/posts/ZK4t9XLTUxm> — but checking
your email may not be the fastest way to find out when something’s been
shared with you. So starting today, you’ll receive mobile notifications to
alert you immediately when files or folders are shared with you and a
single tap can take you right to them.
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Request and grant file access Drive lets you quickly grab a link
<https://plus.google.com/+GoogleDrive/posts/UES9BhpsFWp> to files and
folders so you can share them using other apps, but if you share a link
before you’ve granted access, the person you’re sending it to won’t be able
to open it. Now, the Drive for Android app lets recipients request access
with a single tap. And on Android and iOS, file owners will be notified of
the request instantly so they can quickly grant access.
Preview files without a Google Account on Android Until now, you needed a
Google Account to view shared files on your Android device. Now, you can do
this without a Google Account just like on the web.
Some of the features mentioned are already available. Look for the rest to
roll out in the coming week or so. Posted by Alex Vogenthaler, Group
Product Manager, Google Drive

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