Dropbox Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Dropbox users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Dropbox, make sure to submit a report below
The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.
Dropbox users affected:
Dropbox is a file hosting service operated by American company Dropbox, Inc., headquartered in San Francisco, California, that offers cloud storage, file synchronization, personal cloud, and client software.
Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| Nottingham, England | 1 |
| Guayaquil, Guayas | 1 |
| Flumet, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes | 1 |
| Irapuato, GUA | 1 |
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Dropbox Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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OneToothTeXan (@OneToothTeXan) reportedI'm so sorry I left my zipper down and my sanity got loose. If found: Men, there's a dropbox. Women: please return to original source.
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Christopher Bailey (@LexBaileyAI) reported@TetraspaceWest At Fitbit we hired a half dozen people from Jawbone who brought everything cleverly hidden in Dropbox. They got prosecuted. Decade later, companies kaput but Fable found it, processed it and now it’s intermixed in various *** repos and Huggingface. Is nVidia now in trouble?
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Mapacho (@Mapacho111) reported@MajorianBTC But that’s the problem. Bitcoin in its current state is a decentralized Dropbox. Bitcoin failed and there’s no alternative.
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Gabriellathebadbadfrenchmaid (@Gabriella50726) reported@AngryBeaverABM @DarkShadow1948 It took me a while to upload it. It was slow. But my computer has so many pages and tabs for work, so that gets slowed down by that and Dropbox cuz the files are so big
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timelock (@hashtimelock) reported@BitPaine @Dropbox they got me. i noticed the "New Login from new location" email immediately and logged out of all the sessions. dont keep anything sensitive on there, thankfully
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🪬M🪬 (@_marokiya) reportedApple be bullshitting about this iCloud storage. How am I out of space when you're supposed to be offloading everything into the 2TB storage I'm paying for? Nothing should be on my actual laptop unless I choose to download it directly. DropBox somehow never has this issue.
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Jameson Lopp (@lopp) reportedOne reason I suspect the Dropbox breach may be massive is because I didn't get a login email notification when my account was accessed. Turns out, unlike every other login notification I've received from them, it went to spam. Likely due to a large uptick in their send volume...
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RVCrypto (@RvCrypto) reportedEvery once in a while I have one of those moments as an investor where everything just clicks. I had that moment a couple of weeks ago with Leadpoet, $TAO subnet 71. What initially caught my attention was the team. To me, they represent what a Bittensor-first team should look like. They're deeply committed to the ecosystem, they execute quickly, and, most importantly, they seem to understand that in the end none of that matters if you don't build a product customers actually want. The product appears to be working really well. Winning the OKX product competition and attracting an inbound pilot with Dropbox are the latest two independent signals that suggest they're solving a real problem for enterprise sales teams. The opportunity they're pursuing is also enormous. Enterprise sales is a market worth billions, and if Leadpoet continues executing the way it has so far, I genuinely believe they have a realistic path to building an eight-figure revenue business next year. And the best part here is that all of that value ultimately flows back into the token. I've also spent quite a bit of time talking with Gavin over the past few weeks and months. Those conversations gave me a very similar feeling about Leadpoet to the one I had with Score when talking with Max. I don't make that comparison lightly. It's great to see Leadpoet finally getting the attention it deserves, and the recent price action reflects that. Although, if I'm being completely honest, I would have loved one more dip to accumulate a bigger position, and I know I'm not the only one thinking that.
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Harpreet Singh (@hrprtsingh9) reported@jgreze @Dropbox Half of every revenue problem is a company being too polite to ask. The intern just asked.
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Porro (@MagickPorro) reported@unknownhomer @hasen_95dx You see how we have gone from comparing omarchy to dropbox to saying it is just a cool rice? I have no problem with people chosing omarchy because it looks cool, i just don't want people to treat it as if it is an actually innovating software in any meaningful way
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Y (@ys_tachikake) reported@DropboxSupport @LIBSCRUSHER Can't login..
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Tim Geisendoerfer (@djgeisi) reported@JXXSL @DropboxSupport Yep we saw the same errors now we get 501 errors on the upload endpoints.
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Helix (@helixcanvas) reportedTwo companies, two correct instincts, and about a billion dollars between the outcomes. In 2007 Dropbox had a problem: the product needed deep operating system integration, so there was no way to demo it without building it first. Drew Houston made a three minute video instead, showing how it would work if it existed, and put it in front of the community most likely to care. The beta waiting list went from five thousand to seventy-five thousand overnight. He knew the demand was real before he wrote the difficult part. Webvan believed something just as sensible. People want groceries delivered. And they were right, which is the part everyone forgets. Instacart and every supermarket delivery service proved it a decade later. But instead of testing it in one city, Webvan committed close to a billion dollars to automated warehouses across multiple markets before knowing whether the economics worked anywhere. It filed for bankruptcy in 2001. Build, measure, learn is three steps. Most of us run the first one over and over and mistake the motion for progress. Shipping is not learning.
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glitterandspit (@Glitterandspit) reportedDropbox down. Computer updating. I have a free day I suppose.
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Crazy Freakin Planet (@FreakinPlanet) reported@ericzakariasson @bot Why do I need to sign in to Dropbox every time I need to do something with it. Create more persistent connectors and please increase limits for premium+ users. It’s not usable after a couple of hours of light use.
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