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  Lagoon Labs (@LagoonLabsMv) reported 5 minutes ago

  Dropbox founder Drew Houston is stepping down as CEO, moving to executive chairman. Stock dropped 2.3% on the news. His next move? He's eyeing the AI space - 'credit card alerts for my Cursor token spend.'

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  AJ (@ce_aj100) reported 6 minutes ago

  @SsharmaKirti Maybe isse ek project bnalo... redundant file storage ( across various apps like dropbox, gdrive and local server ). And add video streaming capabilities based on the fastest avalable ( calculated dynamically ) service. I made this couple of years ago, but for different tasks

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  Informed Choice 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇮🇱 (@DoreyMeryl67438) reported 8 minutes ago

  @DropboxSupport I have been trying to contact support unsuccessfully. It seems that my account has been deactivated by accident when another account linked to it was cancelled. I would love to hear back on how to fix this issue. My account was recently renewed so should be there. Thanks

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  Sara (@monamouroui) reported 10 minutes ago

  Why did Microsoft OneDrive just delete all of my Dropbox files? What a fracking PITA. You just created a huge problem for me. This might make me jump to a Mac. I am so disgusted and frustrated by what Microsoft running Windows 11 just did to my computer. Dozens of years of documents....whoosh. @Microsoft

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  america is an embarrassment🖕🏻🧊 (@abadlittlevibe) reported 12 minutes ago

  @DaddyAndJaxson @kdriley05 Whelp you've got the Dropbox login...do what you need to do ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

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  fercaton (@fercaton) reported 13 minutes ago

  Writing things down isn't weak—it's like training wheels for your ideas. Your brain's not built to be an infinite Dropbox; it's for connecting dots, not hoarding them.

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  Timbitz (@Timbitz01) reported 15 minutes ago

  @TodayUpdates0 @RedLineReportt They can be if they want as far as I'm concerned. But the problem is.. that's not how they are voting. It's all the mail in and absentee voting and the anytime dropbox and the counting til they win that's the problem.

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  Mark Cuban (@mcuban) reported 17 minutes ago

  @pvpandroids Just like box and Dropbox and Google gave away free storage and uber sold rides at a loss. It’s a competitive issue to start. At some point they will.

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  11B_geek_w_gun (@11B_GWG) reported 23 minutes ago

  @wtfcetialpha5 @sarahadams @Dropbox I'd argue a self-hosted ssh server and DDNS service is more "free" depending on your technical ability to setup. But there are advantages to Proton Drive. Both are viable solutions.

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  Adrien Matray (@AdrienMatray) reported 24 minutes ago

  The fix is simple: do not use one generic code/ folder for all long-lived branches. Use separate Dropbox folders whose names encode the intended branch: code_main/ code_experimentation_main/ code_experimentation_main_name1Sandbox/ code_experimentation_main_name2Sandbox/

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  Peter Flowers (@peter_smb) reported 24 minutes ago

  @levelsio The real magic will be the second part. I used to pay for an app called FileThis that would automagically download statements to a Dropbox folder. They shut down. Saved hours each month - need to vibe code a replacement!

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  MacroWire (@MacroWire_US) reported 27 minutes ago

  Dropbox CEO Drew Houston steps down after 19 yrs, becomes executive chairman.

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  ex nihil nihilo (@PseudoEpicurus) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Dropbox Thanks for making looking at a shared cat video of 30 seconds a long ordeal by having me login or create an account (to view a shared video!!), sending a code, then just dumping me into my old files I no longer use, and having to go back to the original link just to view it. 🤬

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  Dwayne (@CtrlAltDwayne) reported 35 minutes ago

  @swyx Brb, creating a YouTube clone. The software part is easy, it's the infrastructure for a lot of these that's the problem. Once you scale a Dropbox, Zoom or YouTube clone you start burning money fast undoubtedly.

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  Cane Allesta (@caneallesta) reported 37 minutes ago

  Your password manager has never actually managed anything. It just nagged you. That changes with iOS 27. At WWDC26, Apple announced what might be the clearest example of agentic AI shipping in a consumer product this year: the Passwords app, combined with Apple Intelligence and Safari, can now autonomously navigate to a website, sign in, change your weak or compromised password to a strong one, and save the new credential back to the vault all triggered by a single tap. A Live Activity indicator appears on screen so you can see it working, but you don't have to do anything else. The word "agentic" is doing a lot of work right now in the industry, often covering vague multi-step demos that never quite ship. Apple's move here is different because it's not broad automation it's surgical. The Passwords app already flagged weak, reused, or breached credentials, so the AI layer had a clearly scoped problem to solve: remove the friction between "you know your password is compromised" and "you actually changed it." That gap was enormous. Most people never close it. The competitive context makes this sharper. Google has been shipping Gemini's agentic features on Galaxy S26 and Pixel devices since early 2026, handling cross-app tasks like ordering food on Uber Eats or booking rides in Lyft broad, flashy, and currently limited to a short list of supported apps. Apple's answer is narrower on paper but arguably lands harder because it touches something every single user has: compromised passwords sitting in a list they've been ignoring for months. What Apple is really doing here is establishing trust in an agentic pattern before asking users to hand over bigger tasks. If your phone can autonomously change your Dropbox password without you watching every click, and nothing goes wrong, you're psychologically a lot more comfortable when it eventually offers to autonomously book a flight or fill out a form. It's the same trick that got people comfortable with Face ID start with something small where the upside is obvious and the downside is contained. The feature ships with iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27 this autumn, with developer betas available now and public beta expected in July. For the password manager space 1Password, Dashlane, Bitwarden this is a quiet alarm. Apple just made "auto-fix compromised credentials" a native OS feature. Good luck charging $3/month for that. #WWDC26