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# Object Details
When right click on an object, users can click on the "Details" button and go to the object detail page. It provides users with a comprehensive view of the object they're storing in the platform. Here, users can access key information about the object, including its name, creation time, object size, and S3 URL.
One of the most important features of the Object Details page is the live map, which shows how the object is being stored on different nodes across the globe. This provides users with a visual representation of the location of their data and gives them greater control and transparency over where their data is being stored.
With OORT Storage, you can be sure that your data is stored securely and accessible from anywhere in the world, and the Object Details page gives you the tools you need to manage your data effectively.
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