1. How do I upload and share files in Google Drive?

To upload and share files in Google Drive, simply select Upload File/Folder or drag the file into the app interface, and to share, right-click on the file or open it and click Share to invite others to collaborate.

2. How do I sync Google Drive on Android?

Sync Google Drive on Android by navigating to app settings and choosing Sync Now; for continuous syncing, opt to keep it on by tapping Yes.

3. Can multiple people edit a document in real-time on Google Drive?

Multiple users can indeed edit a document in real-time on Google Drive by sharing the document and allowing simultaneous edits from all collaborators.

4. Is it possible to access my files offline using Google Drive?

Yes, offline access to your files is possible in Google Drive by enabling offline mode for selected folders or documents within the app's settings.

5. What is the maximum size of a file that I can store on Google Drive?

The storage capacity for files on Google Drive varies based on your account type, typically ranging from 15GB to 30TB per user, contingent upon the chosen subscription plan.