Go Drive Net: A Unified Platform for Cloud Storage with Social Networking
Keywords:
Cloud Storage, Cloud Computing, Integrated Chat System, Collaboration Tools, Data Management, User ExperienceAbstract
In today’s digital age, cloud storage services have revolutionized the way data is stored, accessed, and shared across multiple devices and locations. The primary role of these platforms revolves around storage and access, and they are now vital in many areas. However, the rise of cloud computing has brought new challenges to researchers and professionals. Go Drive Net is being used in this study as a research tool to examine user data that persists after various methods of cloud storage, uploading, and accessing data are explored. Cloud Storage also provides a model as a storage service that provides storage facilities to the users via the Internet. By analyzing user software data, network connection captures, memory captures, and other available data. This study aims to provide experts and analysts with a deeper understanding of the types of data that remain on various devices. By connecting users, Go Drive Net not only improves productivity and collaboration but also provides data security through encryption technology. It also enables data renaming, deletion, sharing, migration, user search, and communication. As cloud computing continues to shape the future of IT, it enables organizations to respond to technological change more quickly, efficiently, and innovatively.
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