There would be hardly anyone in this world who is not using Gmail services, but there are a few proportions of people who might use another email service, which includes Yahoo, Microsoft Outlook, etc. But what if you’re working on a project and want to share some Google drive folders with non-Gmail users? What if you’re only comfortable with Google drive and others in your professional network use company@xyz.com type of domains?
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If you’re stuck in such a situation, then don’t worry, as I have a simple procedure that you can follow to share your Google driver folder with anyone, including non-Gmail users. In theory, nobody can access your Google driver folders until and unless you set some special permissions. So today, I will show you how you can set these sharing permission so anyone with a link can view or download files from your Drive folder.
How to Share Google Drive Folders with Non-Gmail users
If you already have your friend’s or coworker’s Gmail address, then you can simply share the drive folder with them, and it will appear in their inbox or their Google Drive account. But if they don’t use Gmail, then you have to create a sharable link of your Google Drive and then share it with them using any means of communication possible.
Steps to create a sharable link o your Google Drive folders:
