Google Drive Permission Manager

When uploading and sharing files with various people in the cloud, sometimes things do not go as planned and the content ends up modified by accident or intentionally in some cases. As the name suggests, Google Drive Permission Manager is a tool that enables administrators to change the permissions for the files uploaded to this cloud storage.

The application works with both individual files as well as folders and it supports bulk mode. Once you upload the files via this utility, they can act as some sort of safe point, thus making it hard to change manually, especially if there are dozens or hundreds since it would mean a titanic task to go through them one by one.

Nevertheless, if you prefer, you can specify a list of users that are allowed to make modifications or configure the link sharing option. The app can be an extra security step for a company or a group of people who frequently share documents and would like to make sure no changes are made without previous approval.

It goes without saying that you revoke the permissions for the files and folders just as simple as you provided them. This would make it simple to remove a user who is no longer allowed to make modifications or view the contents due to various reasons.