Vault termination. Why did it change?

Hey THEUSER404​, thanks for posting here! 

Feel free to have a look here for some alternatives on how you can enhance the security of your account.

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If there's nothing to stop others from breaching it,
If there’s nothing protecting our data, how can we truly have privacy?
It means the government could access it easily – that’s not privacy at all.

What used to be called a privacy breach is now becoming normal.
To stay private, we need to use real storage options that actually protect our data.

Thanks for stopping by THEUSER404​ 

Dropbox Vault was discontinued in March, around that time members received notifications with the following message: 

"To concentrate our efforts on further improving our existing security features and building new capabilities around advanced data protection, we’ve made the decision to discontinue Dropbox Vault.

From March 4th Dropbox Vault will no longer be available. If you’re currently using your Vault, that folder will automatically turn into a standard Dropbox folder, that doesn’t require a PIN to access. The files in your folder will remain the same."

Nothing at all to do with the UK Government. 

Dropbox simply decided that part of the product wasnt viable and stopped supporting it. 

THEUSER404 wrote:

Why was Vault changed to an Folder does that mean end to end encrypted coming into full effect now

End to end encryption is only available on certain paid for business plans.