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Considering smartphones don't even sync anything by default, why should they be counted as devices. The app is just a glorified website wrapper.
by Grue3 8y ago
Considering smartphones don't even sync anything by default, why should they be counted as devices. The app is just a glorified website wrapper.
- SvAGYIc2q 8y agoExactly. We've been waiting for years for a real Dropbox client for smartphones, and now this. I think you can you can activate sync for individual files. But as you have to activate this for each file individually, this it somewhat defeats the point. There are more options in the pro version, but why then count it towards the limit for free users. I hardly even use dropbox on mobile anyway, it just happens to be one of the most convenient ways to transfer pdfs to my iPad.