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Hi there!
I'd like to know, if it's possible to set up access profiles like the examples below:
Level 1 - total access: this profile can access, read, edit, write, overwrite, download and upload any kind of content to specific Dropbox folders.
Level 1 - partial acess: this profile can access, read, NOT edit, NOT write, NOT overwrite, NOT download and NOT upload the content to specific Dropbox folders.
I'd like to be able to manage those 2 types of access across my team and my file foldes. Ex: The John has access level 1 for folder A and the same John has access level 2 for folder B. Whereas, Mary has access level 2 for folder A and level 1 for folder B.
Is there anyway I can manage the settings above for my team in our Dropbox Business account?
Thank you very much.
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