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Someone shared a folder with me, and it immediately said I'm out of storage.
Never used DropBox before. Started a new position and was emailed an invite to edit a folder on DropBox by a co-worker. My questions are: This folder is quite large and when I created my log in...
Hi Rags1, welcome to our Community!
A shared folder takes up space on both the sender's and the receiver's Dropbox account.
If you have a Basic 2GB account, and someone shared with you a folder that's 2GB or more, that would immediately reduce your quota, and put you out of space.
If you wish, you can ask the user to share a link with you, but that would allow you to view and download the file, and not edit.
I hope this clarifies!
Thank you Megan. If the user share the link and you can view and download, will you be allowed to add to the folder?
Megan
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffHey there, bbzebra, happy Tuesday!
You won't be able to do that when using a shared link for view only purposes.
However, if you need to add content to said folder then the sender can create a File Request and send it your way, in order for you to be able to add the content that you need.
I hope this helps!
