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.
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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.
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Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| Sugar Land, TX | 1 |
| Olongapo, Central Luzon | 1 |
| Glendora, CA | 1 |
| Sardoá, MG | 1 |
| Camboriú, SC | 1 |
| Rickmansworth, England | 1 |
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Dropbox Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Dave / Xieon's Gaming Corner ( xieon.eth )
(@XieonGaming) reported
Hey @Dropbox Ive been on a recent anti anti consumer practices and and well, guess you can tell that this is about. I log into my Dropbox It says I'm running out of space offers me a free upgrade or trial I click all right and then it gives me the options of Dropbox simple or Dropbox pro. I make the mistake of backing out of the page for a second and then when I go to look at subscriptions oh I can only now choose from professional or like a higher tier than that what happened to the 500 GB 699 a month one that I initially had the option to have on the first screen are you guys false advertising or doing a bait and switch because either way it's an anti-consumer practice and I'm hoping you guys will rectify this but I have no problem going on a tirade against Dropbox too. I don't know better Business bureau I'm pretty sure you guys engage in interstate commerce so that makes it a federal issue Just let me know when you want to actually give customers what you advertise and when a customer sees one price that you don't hide that price or option later essentially forcing them to buy the one they were not going to in the first place because they feel guilted essentially what you're doing or what just happened is unethical immoral and anti-consumer and you should be ashamed I hope it was just an accident and if it was will then maybe you should look at your technical support and who's running your app because I'll happily do it for less than you're paying that guy and do a better job
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Josué Cacho
(@Josue_Cacho7) reported
@Apple Your stupid new system, it has errors, it doesn't allow me to save documents in Dropbox. 😡😡😡
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Marcin | Meta Ads + Creative | $1-3M→$10M
(@mar_szychowski) reported
We stepped into a $200K/month ad account drowning in 300+ videos. Organizing old winners lifted performance 40%… For a bit of context: Most big brands think their growth problem is a lack of creatives. It isn’t. It’s the chaos sitting in their Dropbox folders. Every account spending 100k+/m I step into looks the same: - Hundreds of influencer clips - Random TikTok cuts - Static images lost in Slack threads - Hook variations spread across 10 editors And yet… No real system for testing, recycling, or doubling down on what’s already working. Here’s what we did inside one account spending $200K/month: 1 - Audit the archive. We went through everything the brand’s team had produced — influencer UGC, TikToks, statics, email graphics. Instead of chasing new content, we tagged existing pieces by format, hook, and angle. 2 - Spot the hidden winners. In the pile, we found an ad built around the hook: “Bill Gates’ daughter built this app…” It had crushed before, but got lost in the shuffle. We rebuilt it with a stronger visual and dropped in real case studies. That variation quickly became the highest-spending ad in the account. 3 - Multiply the formats. The archive was 98% video. That meant entire segments of the market weren’t being hit with the same proven messaging in static or carousel form. We repurposed top hooks into statics — and performance immediately lifted. 4 - Expand the audience. One use case was working brilliantly for luxury goods. So we took the same structure, reframed it for everyday $150 products, and opened up an entirely new conversion stream. Same message → bigger market. And what happened next… Performance jumped 30–40% w/o shooting a SINGLE new piece of creative. Your takeaway from that: You might be sitting on a GOLDMINE of content. Winners are buried in old folders, waiting to be reorganized, repurposed, and pushed into the spotlight. So stop obsessing over producing more. Start getting ruthless about organizing and weaponizing what you already have.
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VegaStack
(@vegastack) reported
Dropbox cracked a massive infrastructure problem: scaling from fragmented systems to processing 30 million tasks per minute Solution: A 5-layer approach prioritized evolution over rebuilding, preserving functionality for 400+ existing use cases🧵 1/10
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Chart Vandelay
(@chart_vandelay) reported
"BUT LOOK AT THE TRAJECTORY OF THE BULLET" the moron says as they slow down and zoom in on a video that's already been compressed twice by tiktok and dropbox.
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Vansh Yadav
(@vanshyadav397) reported
your just an openai wrapper. yeah. netflix is aws wrapper, dropbox is aws wrapper, stripe is a wrapper over banking system, deep down everything is a wrapper to something.
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NOTRELOAD AI
(@notreload_ai) reported
$DBX -2.4% [UBS downgraded Dropbox to Sell from Neutral and lowered its price target to $27. They noted negative demand signals for Dropbox Dash and ongoing issues in its core business, leading to concerns about revenue growth.]
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Guilherme Castro
(@skastr052) reported
@daniel_mac8 IMO it’s really a product thing, you know the Dropbox meme, you can already assemble some form of syncing server today bla bla, same here. There were some people on the thread suggesting Matthew mcconaughey to setup local RAG lmao
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keep printinngg🪂
(@notreeaall) reported
This could be huge for artists who want their work stored forever, not just hosted until someone stops paying a server bill. Think of Irys like a decentralized 'Dropbox' where once you upload a file, no one can delete it, not even Irys. #Iryssistable
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Mobile App Developer
(@kingpinfx1) reported
1/ Solve ONE Pain Point: Your MVP should do one thing better than anything else. Ex: Dropbox started with simple file syncing. What’s the ONE problem your MVP solves?
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HB0 / SummerXSoldier
(@TeamSummerPNews) reported
Finally fixed the issue and downloaded the game. I had to go to my shadow Pc downloaded it there, put it in Dropbox, then download it on my pc. wtf riot
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keep printinngg🪂
(@notreeaall) reported
This could be huge for artists who want their work stored forever, not just hosted until someone stops paying a server bill. Think of Irys like a decentralized 'Dropbox' where once you upload a file, no one can delete it, not even Irys. #Iryssistable
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Marco Aurélio
(@marcrygamerbr) reported
@vxunderground I self hosted(before it was a niche) my own file server and thought that dropbox was dumb Guess what? i had dropbox before dropbox and never thought that it could be a service that ppl would pay for.
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Kai Hendry
(@kaihendry) reported
@DropboxSupport I've changed phoned numbers and I've lost my 2FA thanks to @Authy restore not working and now I can't access my account.
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danny
(@dannyeldridge_) reported
replacing Dropbox with Syncthing on my Vultr server. Sync from server to my macbook was slow but increasing inotify limit on the server seems to have solved the issue
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