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101001101
2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
iPad Won’t Stop Copying Files to Dropbox
Downloaded 2 files to my iPad from the internet.
Then tried to copy them to Dropbox.
Did not seem to work at first glance. (Bad internet connection?) So I kept trying to do it, in frustration.
Days after, I found the files were successfully copied to Dropbox. Over and over. Almost every day, it seemed that new copies of the files kept getting uploaded, even after I deleted the original files from my iPad.
Anyone know what happened here? And, more importantly, how do I stop it?
Thank you in advance;
Hi 101001101! Let’s try something else, then.
What I’d like you to do is clear the Dropbox app’s cache, remove it from your device, restart your iPad, and install Dropbox again.
Are new copies being uploaded now, or do you just see a single copy of your files?
11 Replies
- Walter2 years ago
Dropbox Community Moderator
Glad to hear it's sorted now and thanks for keeping us in the loop too 101001101
See you around the Community and have a wonderful week ahead!
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