Dropbox is discontinuing its password manager, Passwords, due to low usage, focusing on core features. Current users face a phased shutdown process, ending in the deletion of user data by Oct. 28th.

Dropbox is asking users who signed up before mid-2012 to change their passwords if they haven’t done so since then. The cloud storage service said it was asking users to change their passwords as a ...

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Cloud storage provider Dropbox is axing the unlimited plan for its storage since some customers are not only using it for business. In the latest update, the company announced that the majority of ...

Dropbox faces structural headwinds, with Q4 results revealing user contraction and declining ARPU, reinforcing my 'Sell' rating. DBX guides for FY26 revenue of $2.485–$2.5 billion, implying -1.6% to ...

Dropbox today announced a new milestone: 400 million users. The company also touted there are now 50 countries around the world in which at least 1 million individuals have Dropbox accounts. Dropbox ...

Multiple users of the popular cloud file platform Dropbox have been complaining about a new bug that causes AirDrop to no longer work for Dropbox files on macOS Ventura. The complaints follow the ...