I'm pretty sure if you asked a bunch of their customers (certainly corporate) they would find this very surprising. I mean, I just went to their "about us" pag

I'm pretty sure if you asked a bunch of their customers (certainly corporate) they would find this very surprising. I mean, I just went to their "about us" page and here is what it says: We create products that are easy to use and are built on trust. When people put their files in Dropbox, they can trust they’re secure and their data is their own. Our users’ privacy has always been our first priority, and it always will be. Wholesale scanning of user data with heuristics and automatic police reports out of no legal necessity whatsoever certainly doesn't spell "privacy always our first priority" to me.