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What is the difference between 'Anyone with the link' and 'Anyone on the internet' in Google Drive sharing?
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While often used interchangeably, 'Anyone with the link' means that anyone who has the specific URL you share can access the file or folder, without needing to sign in to a Google account. 'Anyone on the internet' is an older term and generally refers to the same functionality as 'Anyone with the link' when no specific sign-in is required.