The reason I stay with Dropbox is because I share my login with my partner. The benefit here is that we see exactly the same contents in the Dropbox folder, th

The reason I stay with Dropbox is because I share my login with my partner. The benefit here is that we see exactly the same contents in the Dropbox folder, this is something that is simply not possible with iCloud (even the family account), Google Drive, OneDrive or Amazon. We have Dropbox on our phone so photos are automatically uploaded to it, this is great because we love sharing out pictures. If we were to do this with one of the other services we would have to mess around with photo permissions and 'share' them with the other person constantly. I got iCloud family thinking it would behave like a single folder the family could access but found out it's really just a bunch of individual iCloud accounts with a shared quota. She can scan a document at home on the Brother scanner that automatically places the file onto Dropbox. I can immediately fill it out or sign it from my iPad remotely, and she will have the modified document waiting for her. This came in very handy when moving houses and having a bunch of paperwork to complete. I can't even imagine how this process would be on another cloud storage provider. There have been many times where I just want to cancel my Dropbox subscription because the pricing and storage tiers don't suit me but I can't find a suitable replacement.