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t84a
3 years agoNew member | Level 2
Deleting files does not free up space
I deleted about half of my files and then permanently deleted them in the "Deleted Files" section. It still says I'm about out of space. Is there something else I need to do?
- 3 years ago
It was my SMS backup program. All solved.
t84a
New member | Level 2
Thanks. To clarify, I deleted roughly half of my data and the amount used did not change.
Mark
3 years agoSuper User II
Where did you delete from? Did you remove them from www.dropbox.com/home as well? (i.e. if you did it on your computer have you given it time to sync to the cloud?)
What is www.dropbox.com/account showing - its possible that shared folders are using it up.
- t84a3 years agoNew member | Level 2
I used my PC and deleted them. My Plan states "Using 5.23 GB of 5.5 GB". Most of the files were pictures. I deleted several hundred pictures as well as the folders. It would be nice if Dropbox had a way to look at my storage usage by folder. Thanks Mark. I appreciate your help.
- t84a3 years agoNew member | Level 2
So now my account shows 5.7 of 5.5 despite deleting more files. So is there no way to get support other than the Chat bot or this community?
- t84a3 years agoNew member | Level 2
Ok, so I just permanently deleted my files in Deleted and my usage increased to 5.83. This is getting funny.
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