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Archives make it easy to store and send groups of files. They combine, compress, and (sometimes) encrypt data without altering it in any way. And they do this using the following basic principles.

HTTP and FTP are two eDiscovery file upload methods. And which one you use depends on what you're uploading. Here are their pros and cons, plus eDiscovery software that offers both options.

With the right software, eDiscovery uploading can be simple and intuitive. Here's how to upload files from your computer, Outlook, Gmail, Facebook, Dropbox, and more.

Your files can get corrupted (i.e., damaged) when you upload them into the Cloud. So, the best eDiscovery applications use the concept of 'hashing' to check that your uploads stay intact. Here's how...

Chunking is the process of splitting a file into multiple parts (or 'chunks') that are uploaded simultaneously. It makes uploading lightning-quick and lets you resume broken downloads instead of having to start again from scratch.