If many files are small (under 100KB), consider merging them into master folders to reduce directory clutter.
Review "Shared with" lists for the 54 files to ensure only current team members have access. Shared Files & Folders - 54 Files (31.19 MB)
Every shared file represents a potential endpoint for data leakage. If many files are small (under 100KB), consider
data = [ {"name": "Project_Alpha_Draft.docx", "size_kb": 1200, "shared_with": 5, "last_accessed": "2026-04-20"}, {"name": "Q1_Financials.xlsx", "size_kb": 4500, "shared_with": 12, "last_accessed": "2026-04-27"}, {"name": "Team_Photo_HighRes.jpg", "size_kb": 8200, "shared_with": 25, "last_accessed": "2026-03-15"}, {"name": "Logo_Vector_Final.ai", "size_kb": 3100, "shared_with": 8, "last_accessed": "2026-04-10"}, {"name": "Meeting_Notes_April.pdf", "size_kb": 850, "shared_with": 15, "last_accessed": "2026-04-25"} ] total_files = 54 total_size_mb = 31.19 avg_size_kb = (total_size_mb * 1024) / total_files print(f"Total Files: {total_files}") print(f"Total Size: {total_size_mb} MB") print(f"Average File Size: {avg_size_kb:.2f} KB") Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard data = [ {"name": "Project_Alpha_Draft
31.19 MB is negligible for modern cloud storage (e.g., Google Drive or OneDrive ), but management is key as file counts grow. 🚀 Recommendations