However, each user would only ever see the files shared with them and if they logged into their MEGA account, they would only see their own files, or the files inside the various shared folders. Functionally, this is very similar to using a single MEGA account, with modifications on one computer updating the other sides. Three MEGA accounts - Each computer has its own MEGA account, and one user creates full access folder shares accessible to the other two users. Each user could if they wish set up their own folder syncs, that wouldn't be downloaded to the other computers, but the other users would still have access to those files, simply by using MEGAsync to manually download the files, or by logging into their MEGA browser. So modifying a file on computer A, would tell MEGAsync to update the cloud stored file and then overwrite/update the two physical copies on the other two computers. Any cloud stored folder, syncing with all three computers, will automatically update any changes, to the other sides. Single MEGA account - Each computer would use MEGAsync to log into the same account and set up the required folder syncs.
If you have three computers, you can set up syncing in one of two ways. In MEGA, the files and folders, you're automatically syncing, are physically on your computer, they're not placeholders, for cloud stored files.
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