Does it has "share a hard drive" capability?

Does it has "share a hard drive" capability?

The TC is a shared hard drive.. with no form of backup.. Fundamentally it is a backup device.. not a NAS.. but you can store stuff on it if you take the risk and can appreciate it is slow.. has absolutely no media ability and is difficult to use in any way other than intended.

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