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In Microsoft Teams, users can share content with other Teams users within and outside their organization. Sharing files and folders in Teams is based on the settings configured in SharePoint and OneDrive, so whatever you set up for SharePoint and OneDrive will affect sharing in Teams as well.

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Overview

Users can share files from OneDrive, from teams and sites they have access to, and from their computer. To share a file, users can do the following:

  • In a channel, click Attach (the paperclip icon), select Recent, Browse Teams and Channels, OneDrive, or Upload from my computer, and then choose the file they want to share.
  • In a chat, click Attach (the paperclip icon), select or OneDrive or Upload from my computer, and then choose the file they want to share.
  • Copy and paste the sharing link in the compose box.

Permissions of shared files and sharing links

When users share a file from within Teams, they can set who can access the file just like they do across Microsoft 365. They can give access to anyone, people in your organization, people with existing access, or specific people (which can include the people in a 1:1 chat, group chat, or channel). When a file is shared, the file preview is available in the message, along with all file actions such as Open online, Download, and Copy link. By default, the file opens in Teams.

When users share a file in a chat or channel, they're notified whether some or all recipients don't have permission to view the file. They can change the permissions on the file before they share it by clicking the arrow next to the file preview that now appears in the message.

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This article explains how to share files and folders with Dropbox. When you share a file or folder, the recipient receives an email with a link to the file or folder.

Note: The recipient must have a Dropbox account and sign in to that account to view or edit the file or folder that was shared with them. If you want to give view-only access to someone who doesn’t have a Dropbox account, or doesn’t want to sign in to view it, you can share with a link instead.

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You can control whether people can edit, comment, or only view your files and folders, when you share them, and after you share them. Edits or comments that are made to a file or folder are updated live for everyone who they’ve been shared with.

Note: Users with individual Dropbox accounts need to explicitly add folders that you share with them to their Dropbox account. If you are a member of a Dropbox Business team, any personal folders that you share with other teammates will automatically be added to their Dropbox accounts.

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