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.
My plan changed after joining a Dropbox Team, and I need it back the way it was.
Hi, One of my clients wanted me to connect with their Dropbox teams. When I did, my personal account was changed. I would like it back the way it was. Also, who is paying the $49.73? What do I need to do to keep my original personal account and just add them separate? Below is the message I received before everything changed.
Scared to Disband and confused by instructions
Hello, I need to cancel Dropbox Business. Employees still need Dropbox Basic accounts and need to have access to their personal files as well as shared documents that colleagues from other organizations shared with them. The instructions make it sound simple, and everyone keep access to all their personal and shared files, but loses collaboration and sharing functionality. The statement in red below seems to indicate that everyone on the Team will still be able to see documents and folders that were in the Team Folder. Now they will be in a new shared folder owned by the Admin, but everyone can still see and download if needed.However, there are multiple threads about teams that disbanded and now they can't access any file.Please advise on how to downgrade without it becoming a fiasco. Thank you When you disband your team: All team members and admins get a Dropbox Basic account which contains their personal folder. The content that was in the team space is placed into shared folders, owned by the team admin who triggered the team disband.All users who previously had access to this content, including admins, team members, and external collaborators, continue to have access to the shared folders.
