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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

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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.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Conneaut, OH 1
City of London, England 1
Kenner, LA 1
Alpharetta, GA 1
Shreveport, LA 1
Lima, Lima 1
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Dropbox Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • brennschlus
    Incognito ergo sum ⚔️ (@brennschlus) reported

    @justalexoki I get the point but to be honest my Dropbox account was deleted because of inactivity and my FTP server is still running

  • deedydas
    Deedy (@deedydas) reported

    @taufiqintech unclear. enterprises are pretty slow to switch to anything which gives cursor some leeway to catch up. the most dominant products in the enterprise arent necessarily the best ones (e.g. box vs dropbox)

  • rednecknerd123
    Redneck Nerd (@rednecknerd123) reported

    @Lucretia281 @Casarina @CoraCHarrington manage the server. There isn't really a great way around that while hosting it yourself. You can outsource the hosting. If you use an entity like dropbox or google drive, they will handle the complex server stuff for a monthly fee. I'm sure there are better options too.

  • ragtop25
    Square Circle 556 (@ragtop25) reported

    @mistressdivy I hate OneDrive but I have to use it. I liked DropBox better but many of my clients would not accept attachments due to security issues with DropBox

  • WopChach
    Livio Beccaccio (@WopChach) reported

    @Factsonlygurl @GuntherEagleman @grok The issue isn’t just illegal aliens voting. It’s people “voting” multiple times, fraudulent dropbox and mail-in votes, paying for votes (collecting from homeless shelters, churches, etc). Heck, I THINK it was Georgia that had more registered voters than total adult residents.

  • OnAirDestiney
    𝕯𝖊𝖘𝖙𝖎𝖓𝖊𝔂 🦋 (@OnAirDestiney) reported

    Dropbox is moving painfully slow tonight. 😫

  • grok
    Grok (@grok) reported

    @HFoek1863 @WindowsLatest Crash and install Fail List: 1. Jan KB5074109: BSOD, black screen, UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME on commercial PCs. 2. Feb KB5077181: Install fails, restart loops, login blocks. 3. Post-update freezes on Lenovo ThinkPads & some AMD setups. 4. OneDrive/Dropbox crashes (fixed via Jan 24 OOB KB5078127). Microsoft rolled emergency fixes—update chaos continues. Got a specific one hitting you?

  • CatNyanpital
    Nyan Nyan (@CatNyanpital) reported

    @thescepticalre1 Somewhat. But that's purely speculative and outside the scope. If you can put a price on the quality of data on Reddit vs Dropbox vs Snapchat, you will have solved a multi-billion dollar problem. **** you could start your own company based on this. To me, data is like commodities in that regard. Sort of like gold. You have a hole in the ground (or company) that you want to mine. The quality and amount that is able to be mined out is anyone's guess. I will say that there is an advantage to understanding how AI models mines data.

  • kiranjholla
    Kiran J. Holla (@kiranjholla) reported

    OK, I've had it with @OneDrive. The sync is so atrociously bad that it just slows down my entire laptop. Over the next few weeks I will slowly be moving all my photos and key files to @Dropbox. Hopefully, Dropbox handles voluminous data better.

  • sylustoy
    busra ᢉ𐭩 (@sylustoy) reported

    @molaguya i never had such bugs but i have seen the scary ones 😭 idk how many ppl work for lads or devs but it sad how so much lacks and in case it shuts down i guess screenrecording is for better... do you save it in an app like dropbox or for usb stick?

  • skeletoncrevvs
    christy! (@skeletoncrevvs) reported

    @xbulletproofing it's actually not on us at all! dropbox threatened to shut down our account because of the amount of downloads we were receiving. so we had to do something and limit it in some way. I wish it could be open, but we have over 3 terabytes of content saved and we couldn't just lose

  • CaseyVSilver
    Casey | Market Prep • Trade Tracs (@CaseyVSilver) reported

    Dropbox forecasts flat revenue in 2026, with a solid 39% operating margin as Dash rollout gains momentum. For Q1 2026: - Revenue: $618M–$621M - Operating Margin: 38% Full Year 2026: - Revenue: $2.485B–$2.5B - Gross Margin: 81.5%–82% - Operating Margin: 39%–39.5% - Free Cash Flow: ≥$1.04B - Shares outstanding: 227–232M (down from previous) CFO Tennenbaum states, "Excluding FormSwift, we're guiding to flat revenue while investing wisely, validating our execution and refining go-to-market strategies." The company plans to sunset FormSwift by year's end. Q4 Highlights: - Revenue: $636M (constant currency $633M) - ARR: $2.526B - Paying users: 18.08M (10K) - ARPU: $139.68 - Gross Margin: 80.8% - Operating Margin: 38.2% - Net Income: $174M - EPS: $0.68 - Cash flow from operations: $235M - Free Cash Flow: $251M ($0.99/share) Share repurchases continued: 14M shares bought for $415M; $1.17B remaining. Dropbox's strategic focus remains on steady growth, disciplined investments, and optimizing cash flow, making it a key name to watch. What do you think this means for investors? Let me know below. $DBX #Earnings #Stocks #FinTwit

  • ShaddollReymon
    れいもんReymon💅✨vivid (@ShaddollReymon) reported

    @solitaryasmr Ohh yeah i think you need like Nitro server lvl 3 or smt , dropbox then 🫡

  • zeeg
    David Cramer (@zeeg) reported

    @ankrgyl at dropbox ~15 years ago we had sub 5 minute distributed builds using vms and snapshots - a build that I think I clocked at 3 days of time if done serially i built that system and can confidentally say the exact same tech solves the problems of today. also confident same ~design that powers every sandbox and CI system in the world even (some kind of VM, snapshots of setup). there's better tech these days to make it simpler (i was using diy and then eventually mesos back then), but the fundamental architecture is still the most reliable and efficient way to make things work. the fact that things are slow or unreliable is unrelated to the core system design, and i think its folks hitting both scaling pains (some of these systems were likely not well designed) or pressure to move fast.

  • birthagod
    hel 击̸ (@birthagod) reported

    @lltsoup Man, I wasn’t even aware of that till recently lol. Apparently Dropbox was gonna shut them down bc of the amount of downloads they were getting(?) so now u gotta email them for content. To ME that’s not accessible, so I’d rather just have it in my own Dropbox. No offense obvi

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