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arthurtx
Explorer | Level 3
2 years ago

I cant restore my shared paste

Hi guys, i have a shared paste with more 5 people, and today someone apparently deleted it, but i cant restore the past, when i try pop us this : "Undo this operation is not allowed." I really cant r...
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  • Jay's avatar
    Jay
    2 years ago

    The message can mean three things, either the owner of the folder, or an editor, or you yourself removed you from the shared folder. 

     

    For security and privacy purposes, it doesn't state who removed you from the folder, even if it was yourself.

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arthurtx
Explorer | Level 3

Ok, but i need to know if this (print in attachment) rly means that the creator of the folder has removed my access

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Jay
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2 years ago

The message can mean three things, either the owner of the folder, or an editor, or you yourself removed you from the shared folder. 

 

For security and privacy purposes, it doesn't state who removed you from the folder, even if it was yourself.

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    arthurtx
    Explorer | Level 3
    2 years ago

    Ok, thx for the fast reply 🙌

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