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OneDrive (or SkyDrive) is a cloud storage service which allows you to backup photos, videos, and shares them with family and friends. It offers several ways to share photo file or folder i.e 'Invite People', 'Get a Link' and 'Publish to Facebook'. If you share photo file or folder with others, then they will get an email notification with a link. They can share your photo file or folder by forwarding the same mail to other people. To avoid this, you can stop sharing a photo file or folder, or change people's permissions. You can switch a person or group's permissions between editing and only viewing, and you can stop sharing through any links you created.
FolloWing are the steps to Unshare a Photo File or Folder in OneDrive:
- Go to https://onedrive.live.com & sign in to your account. If you don't have an account, then create one.
- Once you have signed into your account, you will see all your photo & video albums.
- You will see your shared photo files and folders by clicking on 'Shared' tab located on the left side of the window. You can also see your shared photo files and folder in 'Files' tab.
- Select the check box in the upper-right corner of the shared photo file or folder.
- Click "Share" tab located at the top of the page.
- A pop-up window opens up.
- Select the permissions you want to change under "Shared with".
- Select "Stop sharing" option.
- Click "Done" button.
- This is how you can unshare a photo file or folder in OneDrive.
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