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As you can start conducting your investigation, you're going to need a place to store your data.
Chances are you're going to have a lot of information that you need to be able to access.
Make sure and secure some cameras your computer.
You'll be able to go back in there and you're going to be able to retrieve that information, yet keep
it secure.
Now there's a lot of different options out there.
You could either set up an encrypted volume, throw it on a flash drive off with encrypted password
protected, or you can use something like Google Drive or OneDrive.
I'm going to show you a Google Drive chainsaw, you already know how this operates and how it works.
One drive works essentially the same way, along with other things like Dropbox or whatnot.
Now, before you use these, if someone hires you, do a ocean investigation, you do want to make sure
that the whichever system you go with that is going to be compliant with whatever your client's needs
are.
So in Google Drive, again, it's pretty simple.
You can just drop something in here.
You have generally 15 gigabytes free to store, which is a ton of information.
It's nice and easy.
We could just simply right click, create a new folder here and type in ocean.
And now we have a folder called Ohsumi that started no information there weakens, we can split it out
to other subfolders for information.
Things like I can create a folder called Twitter, store all my Twitter information and their media
website, so on and so forth.
And now we have our data.
It's back up on Google's cloud server.
We can go out there on our mobile devices or computers or whatnot, and we have this information that's
stored in sync and we always can share this.
If I could simply right click on this, I to share.
I could add a person's email address in there.
And then from there I could set permissions, things like anyone with this link, just this person's
editor, they only could view and so on and so forth, which makes it nice and secure for sharing that
information, especially sharing with the client, and you don't want other people getting to it.
So again, this is a nice option.
It's free.
More than likely you have a Gmail account already, whether it's a sock puppet account or your real
one, I suggest creating a.
Email account just for ocean investigations, keep it separate from your personal or business email.
If you have a Gmail account, you're going to use this for ocean investigations.
Again, this is Gmail.
Thank you for watching.
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