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• danso 12y ago
  Chuckling at a few of the passwords of these unfortunate accounts, such as "trustnoone" Considering that Dropbox is most useful via the desktop/mobile app...meaning that the password is rarely entered...I treat my Dropbox password as if it were on a need-to-know basis...that is, I have no idea what it is and I have to jump through several hoops to retrieve it for the rare times when I need to login. I don't put anything too valuable on Dropbox, but better safe than sorry.
  • smeyer 12y ago
    How rarely would you say you log in to Dropbox? I use it quite frequently to access the website to access files when not on a computer with my full dropbox synced locally.
    • calinet6 12y ago
      Any good password manager (eg: 1Password) has a mobile app for easy access as well. Worth the investment.
  • GabrielF00 12y ago
    One thing to consider is that Dropbox offers free space for referrals, so there's an incentive for people to create multiple dropbox accounts that they never intend to use. It makes sense that they would choose a very weak password for that account.