The feature is gradually rolling out over the next 15 days and will be available to all Google Workspace customers, G Suite Basic and Business customers, and all personal Google account users, too. "User blocking will not only preserve Drive sharing's helpfulness, but most importantly preserve the safety of Drive users," Google continued. "Bad actors can abuse tools that are meant to facilitate helpful sharing", said Google in the blog post, which is exactly what ended up happening with the service. Today, the company published a blog post on the Google Workspace blog telling us that the feature is in the process of rolling out. When you share any file or folder in Google Drive with another user, the shared links will work forever unless you manually change the sharing permissions. You won't be able to block users in your domain, though, and it's worth noting that blocking a user on Google Drive will also block them from interacting with you on other Google apps and services. Doing so removes all existing files and folders they've shared and also removes their access to your content, making it easy to get rid of all spam or abusive content and to protect access to your own files. As the company announced in a Google Cloud blog post back in May, you can block other Drive users from sharing any content with you in the future.
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