Dropbox: Secure Cloud Storage

Dropbox, Inc.

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About this app

Dropbox allows you to backup your most essential files to the cloud, where you may access them at any time and from any location! Over 700 million registered users and 600,000 teams rely on it. Simple to use, trustworthy, private, and secure!

Features:
• Automatically upload photos and pictures from your camera roll to cloud photo storage for easy photo sharing ready to send anywhere.
• Access any file in your account—even offline—and preview over 175 different file types with no special software required.
• Easily send large files by sharing a link with anyone, even if they don’t have a Dropbox account.
• Photo transfer app: easily save photos to the cloud or transfer photos from your cloud storage app.
• Scan documents, receipts, IDs, photos, and more using your mobile device and transform them into high-quality PDFs, so you can view and send them anywhere.
• Sync folders on your PC or Mac to Dropbox with computer backup, and recover older versions or restore deleted files with version history and file recovery.

Cloud storage & drive photo storage gives you extra space to backup, upload, share, and scan & we transfer photos or files to the cloud for you! An easy backup and data vault with safe access to your private or shared files. Today you can easily manage and share family albums, video albums, and more.

Sign up now for your free Dropbox Plus trial. Get 2 TB (2,000 GB) of storage space!

New features on the Plus plan:
Dropbox Passwords: store and sync passwords across all your devices
Dropbox Vault: secure your most sensitive documents and photos
Dropbox Rewind: roll back any file, folder, or your entire account, for up to 30 days

Upgrade to Dropbox Professional- get 3 TB (3,000GB) of storage space! You can store all of your photos and files with space to spare. You and your clients can comment on files without leaving Dropbox. Protect your work with a watermark, add shared link controls or rewind your account for up to 180 days.

Before completing payment, you’ll see the plan price. This amount will be charged to your Google Play account and will vary by plan and country. Dropbox subscriptions purchased in-app renew monthly or yearly, depending on your plan. To avoid auto-renewal, turn it off at least 24 hours before your subscription renews. You can turn off auto-renewal anytime from your Google Play account settings.

Dropbox is a secure cloud & drive solution leader trusted by Fortune 500 companies for their most sensitive data. Over 14 million paid users choose Dropbox because they know they can count on a company that’s also dedicated to their security and privacy—no matter what they do or where they are. Let Dropbox be your all-in-one file storage, file organizer, file transfer, and file sharing solution for all your devices.

Dropbox is not affiliated with Google, Amazon, Apple, Samsung, iCloud or Microsoft OneDrive.


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Ratings and reviews

I am so frustrated with Dropbox's deceptive pricing games, that I decided to do my own research. As an AI expert, I had my systems study Dropbox's track record. Here's what I learned: "Poor communication regarding pricing tiers and lack of support responsiveness has led many to feel similarly frustrated." I contacted customer service with zero help or accurate information to address my concerns. Don't waste your time and money here with their deceptive business practices.

Great that it syncs photos. It's awful that it won't actually sync unless battery is over 20%, and there is no way to override this. Users have been requesting this for years, but DB rarely changes anything nor have I seen any app improvements. Time to look seriously at Box. Another problem is that it won't save a folder to Android. Files can be exported but a folder and subfolders cannot be. A simple thing and requested for nearly a decade judging by my search for a solution.

you think they can Implement some kind of two-factor authentication if you don't have access to an old email with no access, and happen to lose the password. sending us a list of one-time passwords is a really stupid way to access your account. I have not had a problem, but can imagine if I lost my email somehow, I could not get into my Dropbox, it would be devastating! it's way less likely I will lose my phone number, and a simple text message to authenticate yourself would be better.

What’s new

What’s new?
We release updates regularly and are always looking for ways to make the app better. If you have any feedback or run into issues, come find us in our forums. We’re happy to help!