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# SharedWithMe content

When users share a MyDrive folder with another user, this folder shows up under "Shared With Me" in Google Drive.

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![Shared with me content](https://community.movebot.io/hc/article_attachments/4719010452367/Screen_Shot_2022-04-25_at_8.08.31_PM.png)

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Movebot does not migrate shared folders by default. If you want to include shared folders for a user migration/transfer, you can enable this under **Content Options**.

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### Migrating Shared With Me Content

To transfer shared folders as part of the migration, disable the **Exclude SharedWithMe Content** under Content Options in the project configuration.

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![](https://community.movebot.io/hc/article_attachments/4718951519887/Screen_Shot_2022-04-25_at_8.01.41_PM.png)

With **Exclude SharedWithMe Content** disabled, Movebot will transfer all files owned by the migrating user in shared folders to the destination. You can expand this to include all files and folders with the options below.

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| Exclude Shared Content owned by another user     | <p>This option will filter files by owner.</p><p>All files in the shared folder will be transferred to the destination</p>                                 |
| ------------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Exclude Shared Content owned by a migrating user | <p>This option will filter files by users in the project.</p><p>Files that are not owned by users included in the migration project will be excluded. </p> |

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