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gnopscorp
6 years agoNew member | Level 2
Visibility of IP Accessing Shared Files and Folders
Hi all,
if somebody shares files and folders with me, is the file/folder sharer able to see the IP address from where I access the data or download the data automatically?
Thank you in advance.
GNops
Hey there gnopscorp, thanks for reaching out!
You would only be able to see this info for downloaded files/folders if the content belongs to a Business team.
The admin of a Business team can check out more specific info for file actions through the admin console.
For files/folders shared from personal accounts (Basic, Plus or Professional), the owner of the content wouldn't be able to see this info.
Let me know if this helps!
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- Daphne6 years ago
Dropbox Community Moderator
Hey there gnopscorp, thanks for reaching out!
You would only be able to see this info for downloaded files/folders if the content belongs to a Business team.
The admin of a Business team can check out more specific info for file actions through the admin console.
For files/folders shared from personal accounts (Basic, Plus or Professional), the owner of the content wouldn't be able to see this info.
Let me know if this helps!
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