Dropbox is anti-SaaS -- it expects users will have more 'files' and use more storage, but users are actually moving to SaaS services where the concept of files

Dropbox is anti-SaaS -- it expects users will have more 'files' and use more storage, but users are actually moving to SaaS services where the concept of files just doesn't exist. Many usages from hackernews readers are too techy and not for consumers -- like cross-platform or using as git repo. iCloud, Google Photos, Facebook and YouTube took majority of consumer storage needs aka large photos and videos. I think enterprise market is their best bet but Box /Google/Microsoft are dominating in this space.