I am amazed -- but not surprised -- that you would role out the "Team" feature without thinking through -- and solving -- such scenarios. It seems to be a smal

I am amazed -- but not surprised -- that you would role out the "Team" feature without thinking through -- and solving -- such scenarios. It seems to be a small minority of people who really do so. And often, they are ignored or even berated, and "slow-tracked", until the shit hits the fan. If the account is accurate, I have no sympathy for Dropbox on this. This was entirely predictable, and any amount of effective due diligence would have mitigated it. P.S. Of course, it also goes to say to the "victim": Dropbox is synchronization, not back-up. You need to back your shit up to a medium over which you have control. (Said control including taking it off-line where no online activity can affect it.)