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No, but they keep trying to do things with accessibility on my Mac to give them access that Apple doesn't think they should have. Their price on 2TB for $9.99/
by jdeibele 6y ago
No, but they keep trying to do things with accessibility on my Mac to give them access that Apple doesn't think they should have.
Their price on 2TB for $9.99/month is competitive with Apple but we have 4 Macs, 5 iPads, and 5 iPhones. Much easier to have the Apple devices backing up to iCloud.
I did look at their Plus/Professional/Team offerings https://www.dropbox.com/plans https://www.dropbox.com/plans and they do look useful for a lot of business cases.
By the way, they cut the number of devices that could access an account from unlimited to 3 on the free account. Fair enough but I was somebody who earned extra gigabytes in 250MB chunks for every person I referred to them.
- Mandatum 6y agoThat's an OS upgrade thing. They didn't request enough access originally and after upgrades had to ask for more. As annoying as those access restriction requests are, they're probably the best implementation I've seen that is clear enough for the average user to accept and still understand what they're doing.