The only other comment right now recounts a negative experience that is surely not common. I offer a balancing positive story of my recent experience. Between

The only other comment right now recounts a negative experience that is surely not common. I offer a balancing positive story of my recent experience. Between 2012-2016 I was studying for my PhD. I kept all my files in Dropbox (as well as some other places, but Dropbox was the one place I trusted with everything at once). I was paying for a premium account at the time, and had dozens of GB of stuff stored in my account. I stopped paying for it in 2016. Yesterday I wanted to show someone a protein model image [0] I made during my PhD. I logged into my old Dropbox account, and found all the content preserved there. I haven't paid them for two years, but they archived all my stuff and asked politely for me to reactivate the account in order to sync it again. But I can retrieve individual files if I don't pay. That's an extremely gracious and dependable service, compared to my experience of other companies. Congratulations Dropbox on your IPO, and on creating a product used seamlessly by hundreds of millions that really makes people's digital lives easier. Having experienced such high-trust service, I'm going to start paying them again. 0: https://www.dropbox.com/s/1wb68r1otlqqa8u/rubisco_coloured_3d_model.png?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/1wb68r1otlqqa8u/rubisco_coloured_3...