# Saving and Sharing from Internet Insights

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Due to recent platform-wide naming, navigation, and URL changes in the product, you may notice some discrepancies between the product and the screenshots displayed in our technical documentation. The instructions and actual pages in the product are still valid and haven’t changed. Please bear with us as we update our screenshots to better match the in-product experience. See the full scope of changes on [Naming and Navigation Menu changes - Summary List](https://docs.thousandeyes.com/whats-new/naming-and-nav-phase-2-changes).
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You can collaborate using Internet Insights using the **Save and Share** feature on the Internet Insights Views screen. Be sure to turn link sharing on and also save a copy of the URL. The saved event appears under **Manage > Sharing > Public Snapshots**.

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To share an Internet Insights view:

1. Go to **Internet Insights > Service Views**.
2. Click the **Save & Share** button in the upper right hand side of the timeline.
3. Change the slider to display as **Link sharing is on**.
4. Next to the link URL, click **Copy** and make a note of the URL.
5. Click **Save and Share**.
6. You can view and open this share link under **Manage > Sharing > Public Snapshots**.


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```

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