If I am a user that is part of a shared drive for an organization and I restore to a previous version, does that restore to the previous version for e

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In Windows 10, if I am a user that is part of a shared network drive for an organization and I restore to a previous version, does that restore the shared drive folders back to the previous version for everyone who uses that shared drive or just for me?If it doesn't roll it back for everyone, how is that, seeing how if I make edits, everyone with access can see the changes I've made such as editing a document or creating a new folder?Thanks

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