You might see that the Dropbox Community team have been busy working on some major updates to the Community itself! So, here is some info on what’s changed, what’s staying the same and what you can expect from the Dropbox Community overall.
How can I access my paid plan without the code sent to my inactive email address?
I had a Dropbox account that I paid for that was attached to a previous email address that I no longer have access to. When I try to login to that account, a code is sent to the email address I no longer have access to. Logging into the account to update the email address is not an option. Logging into the account to remove the 2 factor authentication is not an option. Any suggestions that don't involve cancelling my credit card so I'm not charged for this subscription anymore?
There is a Dropbox Transfer on my account that I didn't send
I got an email that I sent a file transfer. I did not create this transfer nor the file. I got an email that I had recieved a file transfer from me. Again I did not send. No one else has access to my account. I did a "security check" and changed my password just in case. I am concerned that it looks like someone used my account to create a transfer
I don't see where I can use my 2FA backup codes to enter my Dropbox account.
I unknowingly lost access to the e-mail address I used years ago to sign up for Dropbox (a comcast.net domain)--when I realized this, I wrote down the Backup Codes and was going to change my e-mail address, however prior to that, I got a new phone and when I was logged out of my account, I cannot get back in to do that without the 2FA code, which obviously goes to the old e-mail address. This is an account that is 10+ years old and didn't initially have 2FA. I know my password and have the backup codes, but have not been able to find the place to enter the backup code to allow me to access my account and change the e-mail/add a phone backup. Any ideas where I can enter the codes?
Is Dropbox a secure option for storing sensitive files?
Hello everyone, I’ve been using Dropbox for a while now to store documents and photos, but I’m starting to wonder about its security, especially when it comes to sensitive or personal information. I’ve heard mixed opinions on cloud storage services, and I’m curious to know how Dropbox stacks up in terms of security features, data encryption, and overall reliability. For those of you who use Dropbox regularly, do you feel confident that your files are secure? Have you ever had any issues with privacy or unauthorized access? I’d also love to know if you’ve found any useful tips for keeping your data safe on Dropbox. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!Strange email from Dropbox - You deleted 5860 files from Dropbox
I received this email from Dropbox saying 5,860 files were deleted from my account. I looked at the files and none of those files were created by me. I had no idea they existed and I cannot see any other info as to when they were created. It doesn't even allow me to look what's inside any of those files. The only option is to restore all of them which is not ideal as they look like files created by a hacker with weird domains being the names of the files. I have already changed the password for this account. What are my options here ?
