I stopped using Dropbox when their client started telling me that my filesystem was not supported and suggested that I do something about it, so I did and unins

I stopped using Dropbox when their client started telling me that my filesystem was not supported and suggested that I do something about it, so I did and uninstalled Dropbox. But I'm just one user, and I think their Linux user base is tiny. They stopped supporting encrypted Linux filesystems and became like one of the services they wanted to replace 15 years ago from my perspective. The "narrative" is that Dropbox vs. Box is similar to Slack vs. Teams: didn't really "go enterprise". I'm not privy to the real reasons, though.