To create a shared email link with limited download time and after time limit cross not able to download the file,

you can follow these steps:

To create a shared email link with limited download time and after time limit cross not able to download the file,

1    Upload the file to a cloud storage service: The first step is to upload the file you want to share to a cloud storage service like Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive. You can do this by logging in to your account on the cloud storage service and uploading the file from your computer.

2     Set the sharing settings: Once the file is uploaded, you need to set the sharing settings for the file. This determines who can access the file and what they can do with it. For example, you might choose to make the file viewable by anyone with the link or only by specific people who you've shared the link with.

3     Set an expiration date for the shared link: After you've set the sharing settings, you need to set an expiration date for the shared link. This will limit the amount of time that people can access and download the file. In Google Drive, for example, you can set an expiration date by clicking on the "Share" button next to the file, then selecting the "Advanced" link. From there, you can set an expiration date under the "Link sharing" section.

4    Copy the link and share it via email: Once you've set the expiration date, you can copy the link to the file and share it via email with the people you want to give access to the file. You can also share the link via other messaging services or social media platforms.

5    After the expiration date has passed, the link will no longer work: Once the expiration date has passed, the link to the file will no longer work. This means that people will not be able to access or download the file. In Google Drive, you can also choose to revoke access to the file at any time by going to the "Shared" section of the file and clicking on the "X" next to the person's name.

6    It's important to note that while setting an expiration date for a shared link can help limit access to a file, it's not a foolproof way to prevent unauthorized access. If you're sharing sensitive or confidential information, you may want to consider additional security measures like requiring a password to access the file or using a digital rights management (DRM) system to control access to the file.