Updated video: how to enable users to upload files anonymously using drop zones
This video tutorial demonstrates how to enable users to upload files anonymously through what we call drop zones. A drop zone is typically used when you want to receive files from one or more individuals but don’t want to create an account for them. Users can access a drop zone by entering an URL in…
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This video tutorial demonstrates how to enable users to upload files anonymously through what we call drop zones. A drop zone is typically used when you want to receive files from one or more individuals but don’t want to create an account for them.
Users can access a drop zone by entering an URL in their web browser. So basically, all they’ll need is a link.
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