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Mark
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2 years ago

So I suppose it depends upon your policies and set up, but, the simplest way to think of this is 'if it is on their PC they can access it'. 

 

Either via IP and something like VNC view or even just taking the device off you. 

 

The Office365 install wont really do much it is more just the fact that they can access the device. 

 

Note - in this regards ALL Dropbox versions are the same. You cannot restrict access to the device folders etc. on any account on the device it is installed. As well if somebody logged on as you (i.e. admin did a password reset or overrode your credentials) they could also access Dropbox's website and any files which you'd selective sync'd off. 

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