Access shared Google Drive files through push alerts, thanks to newest update<article>
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The latest update to the Google Drive app is rather helpful if you work with a lot of shared files.</p><p>
Google Drive for Android and iOS now sends out a push alert whenever someone shares a new document or folder with you. The notification will then take you directly into that file so you can get right to work.</p><p>
Previously, the only method for such notifications was through your email, which of course can often be quite cumbersome to dig through. </p><p>
The Android version has a couple of extra tricks: you can request access to a file directly from the notification if the sender hasn’t added you yet. Also, you’re able to view a shared file even if you’re not signed in to a Google account.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3002154/android/access-shared-google-drive-files-through-push-alerts-thanks-to-newest-update.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Access shared Google Drive files through push alerts, thanks to newest update
