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Fake activity?
Yesterday I uploaded a movie file to Dropbox for some friends to download. Immediately after, I decided to check from a browser that wasn't logged in, to see what it would look like for them if they ...
Hi DoctorDada, thanks for joining the Community!
The image you saw in the first screenshot was an example of what file activity would look like if you were signed into your account.
It doesn't mean that those users were real or accessed the file.
Hope this helps to clarify matters!
Jay
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffHi DoctorDada, thanks for joining the Community!
The image you saw in the first screenshot was an example of what file activity would look like if you were signed into your account.
It doesn't mean that those users were real or accessed the file.
Hope this helps to clarify matters!
umm I just got a complaint from one of my customers I sent an exclusive video project to. He was furious! Can Dropbox please remove this whack feature?!?!
- Walter
Hey there Kristy Jessica; thanks for using Dropbox!
We do have a dedicated section on the Community where you can post feature requests or suggest a change on existing features, so I'd recommend posting your idea there so other similar-minded users can provide their own input on this one and up-vote it too to show their interest.
Let us know if you have any questions!
I too got a call from my manager asking why I shared the video to these strange people.
You could have put a large "EXAMPLE" on top, but no, let's make people think the file was shared outside what it should be.
What's next ? Sell protection against hackers, and place scary messages about how my account / file was accessed from India, China, Timbuktu or some other random place, just to get me to purchase.
Unfortunately it's pointless to suggest changes here.
