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Any files and folders that haven't been specifically made public by users through the existing "Public" sharing model and/or the new shareable link model are Pr
by TheUSMarshall 16y ago
Any files and folders that haven't been specifically made public by users through the existing "Public" sharing model and/or the new shareable link model are Private and inaccessible to anyone who does not have direct access to a user's Dropbox account.
The new sharing model allows you to create links to folders and individual files outside of the "Public" and "Photos" folders. The feature is currently still being tested and it has only been enabled for a subset of users. The links created by this sharing model utilize SSL, they can be revoked at any time by going to dropbox.com/share (in the "links" section) and they only provide access to the specific folder or files that the users creates the link to.
We also have specific policies with regards to intellectual property. More information about this and other Dropbox policies can be found here:
https://www.dropbox.com/terms https://www.dropbox.com/terms