So today, I would like to clarify once and for all the difference between SharePoint and OneDrive. Although they happen to be capable of doing similar things when it comes to document management, the two are fundamentally different and exist for different reasons within Microsoft 365 ecosystem. (You'll get a prompt asking you if you're sure you want to remove the link - if so, click Remove link.Though I originally published the article comparing SharePoint and OneDrive back in 2015, I still get a lot of inquiries from my loyal followers and confusion about the difference between SharePoint and OneDrive. Select Remove Link to delete the link and stop sharing with that link. Update the link expiration date, or clear the Set link expiration check box to remove the expiration date from the link. Select the password and change it, or clear the Set password check box to remove the password.

To change the password or expiration date on a sharing link, click the dropdown arrow for the link that you want to edit, and then on the Edit link page: (You'll get a prompt asking you if you're sure you want to delete the link - if so, click Remove link.) You can also remove it through the Edit link page (see below). To remove a sharing link, click the X next to the link to remove it.

These options vary depending on how you have shared the file or folder. On the Details pane, under the Has Access header, you'll see the People icon, the Links icon, and/or the Email icon. If you don't see it, make sure you only have one file or folder selected - it won't display if you have multiple items selected.) Note: (The Information icon is just below your profile picture.

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