Almost any app or productivity software you can think of integrates with Dropbox no other service offers the same carefree file syncing.
The three-device limit will eventually bite me (I currently have it installed on no fewer than 21 devices, although a good chunk of them are sitting unused in my kit cupboard) and Dropbox is so firmly integrated into my work and personal life that I'd struggle to get by without it. And because I've managed to harvest chunks of extra storage by recommending Dropbox to friends and buying certain devices over the years, I've not had to pay for it.īut now I feel like I'm being boxed in by Dropbox. I've used it for personal and business files for years and I can count on the fingers of one hand the number of times it's let me down. That Dropbox is brilliant is not in question. Plus users have seen their storage quota double from 1TB to 2TB, and the service has rolled out several new features, including the ability to "rewind" your entire Dropbox should ransomware encrypt all your files and demand you immediately shuttle 500 to Sergei in Moscow to get them back.
To be fair to Dropbox, it has increased the amount of storage available to paid-for subscribers. The Dropbox Standard Plan will now be 18/month per user for monthly subscribers.
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