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And you can protect your work with a watermark, add shared link controls, or rewind your account up to 180 days.īefore starting a trial or completing payment, you’ll see the plan price. You and your clients can comment on most file types without leaving Dropbox. With 3 TB (3,000GB), you can store all your stuff-from work projects to personal photos-and have space to spare.

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And with Dropbox Rewind, you can roll back any file, folder, or your entire account, up to 30 days.Įxisting Plus customers can upgrade to Dropbox Professional. We’ve also introduced some new features as part of your Plus plan: Dropbox Passwords to store and sync passwords across all your devices and Dropbox Vault to secure and organize your most sensitive documents. You’ll get 2 TB (2,000 GB) of storage space-that’s enough room to save files from all your linked devices.

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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.

Scan documents, receipts, IDs, photos, and more using your mobile device and transform them into high-quality PDFs, so you can view and send anywhere.

Easily send large files by copying and pasting a link you can give to anyone, even if they don’t have a Dropbox account.

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Access any file in your account-even offline-and preview over 175 different file types with no special software required.Automatically upload videos and photos from your camera roll to cloud photo storage-all in the background-for easy video sharing and photo sharing.With advanced sharing features, it’s easy to share and send photos or files to family, friends, and co-workers. Backup and sync your pictures, videos, documents, and other files to cloud storage and access them from any device, anywhere. Dropbox cooperated fully in the investigation and, as part of the settlement, agreed to make changes to its website.Dropbox lets you upload, save, and transfer photos and files to the cloud. Without admitting liability, Dropbox also agreed to pay $1.6 million in civil penalties and $100,000 to reimburse the costs of investigation. “This vigilance applies to companies both large and small.” “My office will remain vigilant in ensuring that California’s consumer protection laws are followed, including laws intended to protect consumers who enroll in automatic renewal contracts,” says Alameda County District Attorney Nancy E. Other conditions also apply to refund eligibility.Ĭonsumers who believe they are entitled to restitution should call 86 and/or visit the following website: The restitution fund remains available for a period of one year You may be an eligible consumer if, while residing in California either (i) you purchased “Dropbox Pro” between Februand August 1, 2014, and did not use the service more than 30 days after first paying for it or (ii) you purchased “Dropbox for Business” for personal, family or household reasons (that is, not for a business or organization) and did not use the service more than 30 days after paying for it. Under the terms of the court-approved judgment, $450,000 has been set aside to administer and fund restitution to qualifying California consumers. As for “Dropbox for Business,” the Complaint alleges that the company failed to sufficiently advise consumers the service was intended only for organizations or businesses, not consumers using it for personal, family or household reasons (without, alternatively, complying with the Automatic Renewal Law). The complaint alleges that Dropbox violated California’s Automatic Renewal Law with respect to “Dropbox Pro” by failing to display the automatic renewal terms in the manner required by law and by failing to get the consumer’s affirmative consent to the agreement containing those terms. According to the complaint, Dropbox offered paid services known as “Dropbox Pro” and “Dropbox for Business.” Both services were available on an “automatic renewal” basis, that is, the subscription renewed without further action on the part of the customer, until cancellation.