See my reply to @nodata. Accept that this functionality exists - but because of the way it is implemented it is not clear when you do this that you are not doi

See my reply to @nodata. Accept that this functionality exists - but because of the way it is implemented it is not clear when you do this that you are not doing the same thing. Reading the docs after you have found out that your security is wide open is not acceptable. One of the reasons why I am pretty annoyed at this is that I was recommending DropBox to a business partner who asked if I knew of a service that could store and manage access to sensitive docs. I then fell for this massive gotcha two days later. Hence I had to revise my advice - not to use Dropbox because it was too easy to make a mistake.