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If you’re the type of person who likes to share, you’d do well to check out FileURLs. This is a dead simple, quick file sharing service which does not collect any of your personal information—i.e. you don’t need to register, you don’t need to leave a functioning email address, and you don’t even have to figure out any captchas. To use it, upload your file (max. file size is 250mb), set the expiration date ( it can be anywhere from one to seven days), you can password protect your file or just skip that part and click on the ‘Get Your URL’ button. It’s that simple. There’s nothing more to it.
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“Get a shareable URL for your file.”
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The beauty of FileURLs lies in its simplicity. The fact that you needn’t provide any personal info is quite appealing; it makes the process that much quicker, and it’s one less password and login you don’t have to remember. FileURL gets the job done.
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Is there anyway to load more than one file at a time? Will they up the maximum file size limit? With so many similar services available, how is FileURL going stand above the competition?
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