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kwarendorf
Explorer | Level 3
5 months ago

Issues with local files showing a cloud icon on Mac OS 26/Dropbox Beta Build 230.3.8686

I am using Macos 26 public beta and Dropbox Beta Build 230.3.8686 on my Imac. My Dropbox storage is on an external SSD. All of the local files show a cloud with an ! in the middle. The message stat...
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Jay
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4 months ago

Hi KJWSr, just for clarification, are you the same user as kwarendorf, meaning you have two separate Dropbox accounts?

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KJWSr
Explorer | Level 3
4 months ago

Hi Jay,

I am. I realized that I had set up a Test account to confirm the use of external drives. I just deleted that account. I should have only one remaining account, pointed to [Removed as per Community Guidelines]

 

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    Jay
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    4 months ago

    Thanks for the update. Regarding your recent query, in order to look into this matter in more detail, I'd recommend contacting the support team directly for them to investigate further.

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      KJWSr
      Explorer | Level 3
      4 months ago

      OK, thanks.

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