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"Unlimited number of devices" would concern me here: Third party clients generally aren't too problematic for service companies... unless they bypass revenue so
by ocdtrekkie 5y ago
"Unlimited number of devices" would concern me here: Third party clients generally aren't too problematic for service companies... unless they bypass revenue somehow. I can't imagine Dropbox is thrilled this app bypasses a revenue tier.
- oakesm9 5y agoThe device limit by Dropbox only applies to devices using the official client. This uses the official API, but Dropbox does not impose any limits on the number of apps using that. That’s why this doesn’t count towards your device limit. It’s not a workaround or a bypass, but just a quirk of how Dropbox bills for devices.