Here are some examples--
Google Drive, OneNote, ShareFile, Samba, Box.
They all exist.
For this class, I gave you a Dropbox account.
I verbally told you the Dropbox.
I typed it to you.
If you were taking this class in person,
I would type that into a Slack channel for you.
Let's say that you text me one day
or email me and say, Heather, I forget the class Dropbox.
I would probably email you for585.com/h01.
I would send you the link.
Now, shorteners like that make this process more difficult.
But if I just went out to the Dropbox and did Copy Link
and sent it to you, what's that going to look like?
Most people will get a text message or an email
with a link that sends them the info to the file share.
So that's important that you look at it.
If you find browser activity, and you
wonder how the user hit this container, timeline,
and look for links that were clicked
on right before that browser activity occurred.
Always look for the .plist on iPhones and the .dat file
on Android to see if you can find user information and any
transactions of file transfers on that device.