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StephenRice 

When we share file from a business OneDrive account to the our partners outside of company, the recipient can see the names of our folders, the entire path is uncoded in the navigation panel.

Our clients or external users can see all our folders names, these names can be sensitive, for example contains prices, names of our suppliers or some other sensitive info what we don't want to share. How to hide names of folders i don't have idea. Please help.

See the sample:

it is file opened by our client outside of organization, after link received by them: 

And here is problem with privacy:

1 Click in the left corner on name of file, you will se Location. Click on it,

2 After that you see a folders with the entire path to our file:

   Work / Export / Producers / Asia technology LTD / Buyers / Poultry farm limited / August 125 MT loading/ here is our shared file Export documents.docx

For example, if I will send a link of our file to our client Poultry farm limited, they would see where we taking material, which manufacturer is it, this is Asia technology LTD. In fact, if you share files outside of our organization, then OneDrive  Business can only harm you. Everyone can see all your folders.

Try to do it by yourself on your computer, come up with an example with folders and give access to the Word file. You will see the same result.

But that is not all. When you share a pdf file in same way, the entire path to your file is indicated in the browser path line > example with the same folders like above:

http:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxDocuments%2FWork%2FExport%2FProducers%2FAsia%20technology%20LTD%2FBuyers%2FPoultry%20farm%20limited%2FAugust%20125%20MT%20loading%2FExport%5Fdocuments%2Epdf&parent=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxga=1

StephenRice This feature simply must be rolled out into the thick client. Lack thereof is causing chaos with city councilmembers and other high-level users who need access to the advanced formatting features of the desktop software without being forced to turn off tracked changes. I seriously wonder what the benefit is supposed to be with the way it's currently set up. Things like this are what keep me from getting the buy-in from the senior staff and what prevents us from being able to use Sharepoint to its potential. Whoever I need to beg for this, and all future features, to be integrated both for OWA and for thick client - please consider them begged. 

Hi StephenRice, Has this feature in Word online been made available now for users having access to targeted release?  

Thank you, it's a great feature but sadly, I don't see it appearing / only allow editingStephenRice