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richmond102
2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Accessing older version history with basic plan
I currently have a basic plan with only a 30 day version history. I need to access the 180 day history for a file. Is it possible to upgrade my plan now, and then be able to access the 180 day version history of a file as NOW?
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- Jay2 years ago
Dropbox Community Moderator
Hi richmond102, thanks for posting today.
It wouldn't be possible to do this, since upgrading to a paid plan for the version history isn't retroactive.
I'm sorry I can't be more helpful on this matter.
- richmond1022 years agoExplorer | Level 3Its a super important file. Would there be any way to pay an extra fee and have someone at Dropbox make a 90 day version history available to me? Only for this one file
- Jay2 years ago
Dropbox Community Moderator
There simply isn't any history for us to locate. For Basic plans, after 30 days of a file being modified or deleted, those older copies are permanently deleted from our servers.
Not even our team can recover any data.
- Rich2 years ago
Super User II
richmond102 wrote:
Its a super important file. Would there be any way to pay an extra fee and have someone at Dropbox make a 90 day version history available to me? Only for this one fileThat's not possible. Once you're beyond the recovery period for your account, it's not possible to recover a file.
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