TeraBox lets you share your files through direct links. You can send these links to anyone without using email or third-party apps. Some links expire after a set time. Others stay active unless you cancel them yourself. That means anyone with the link can access your file anytime. You may want to cancel a link after a project ends or when you no longer want others to view a file. TeraBox gives you full control to manage your files. You can cancel the access in just a few simple steps. The process is easy and takes only a few seconds. You do not need any technical knowledge to do it. You just need to log in and access your shared list to remove the link anytime without deleting the file. This guide teaches you how to cancel shared links in TeraBox and protect your files from unwanted access.
Why Cancel Shared Links?
You may not always want your shared links to stay active. Here are some common reasons:
- You no longer want others to access the file.
- The file was shared for a limited-time project.
- Someone shared your link without your permission.
- You want to update the file before sharing it again.
- The file contains sensitive data that should not be public.
- Too many unknown people opened the link.
- You want full control over who can see your content.
- You need to switch to a private or secure folder.
- Your storage usage has reached its limit.
- You changed your mind about sharing the file.
Steps to Cancel Shared Links in TeraBox
You can stop shared access in a few easy steps. Each step helps you remove a public link and protect your data with terabox.
Step 1: Log in Account
Go to the TeraBox app or website and enter your account details. Use the same login that holds your shared files. You can use your email, Facebook, or Google account. You will land on the main dashboard after logging in.
Step 2: Open Profile
Find your profile icon at the top. Click on it. A side menu will appear on the screen. This menu shows different options related to your account and file management. You will use this to reach the shared files section.
Step 3: Select the shared Files
In the menu, choose the option called Shared Files. It shows a full list of everything you shared with links. You will see files and folders that others can still access. This is the area where you manage shared content.
Step 4: Pick the File to cancel
Go through the list and choose the file or folder that you no longer want to keep public. Click on the file. New options will appear on your screen. You can now remove the link from that selected item.
Step 5: Cancel Sharing
Choose the Cancel Sharing button from the options. This will stop the file from staying public. The file will stay in your account. It will no longer open through the old link. No one can reach it from the outside.
Step 6: Confirmation
A small message will appear on the screen. Click on the option that confirms your choice. The link will no longer work. You can now see that the file is no longer shared. Your content stays private from this point.
What Happens After Canceling a Shared Link?
Canceling a shared link stops anyone from opening your file through that link. The link turns inactive right away. Anyone who tries to open it will get an error or a message that says access is denied. Your file stays safe in your TeraBox account. It does not get deleted or moved to another folder.
You can still open it anytime. You can also create a new shared link whenever you want and share it again with others. Canceling the link protects your private and sensitive information. It blocks people who should not see your file. The removal happens fast and only takes a few seconds. It gives you peace of mind about your content. Managing your shared links regularly helps keep your files secure and private.
How to Manage Shared Links in Terabox?
- Checking your shared links often helps keep files safe. You may find links that are no longer needed to be active. Removing them stops others from accessing your private files.
- Setting an expiration date gives control over how long links work. It prevents links from staying open too long.
- Sharing links only with people you trust reduces risks. Giving access to those who need it protects your information. Cancel links when sharing ends to keep files secure.
- Creating new links for sharing keeps your files safe. Reusing old links increases the chances of unwanted access.
- Strong passwords protect your account. Changing your password regularly adds another layer of security.
- Following these steps keeps your files private and secure. You get peace of mind knowing your data stays safe.
Conclusion
You can stop any shared link in TeraBox in just a few seconds. It gives you full control over your files. You do not need to delete the file. You only remove the public link. No one can open it when you cancel the link. The file stays safe in your account. You can still access it anytime. You can also create a new link if you want to share it again.
Old links may lead to unwanted access. Removing them keeps your content safe. It protects your personal and sensitive data. You avoid risks by canceling links after use. TeraBox makes the process simple. You only need to log in and follow a few steps. You can check your shared files often. That helps you keep things private. When you manage links, you stay in control and keep your storage clean. TeraBox gives you peace of mind. You can share safely and stop access anytime.
FAQs
Can I stop many shared links at one time?
TeraBox does not give the option to stop many shared links together. You have to go and stop each one on your own.
Does stopping a shared link also delete the file?
The file stays safe in your account. Stopping the link only ends access. People who had the link can no longer open the file. You can still find and use the file from your own TeraBox.
Can I make a new link after stopping the old one?
You can create a new link for the same file or folder. It will work like before. You can share the new link with others whenever you want to give access again.
What shows up when someone tries a stopped link?
They see a message that says the link is not active. The file stays safe in your TeraBox, and no one can open it through that link anymore.