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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
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:

  • statutorynx
    Statutorynx (@statutorynx) reported

    10 little tips to keep your divorce lawyer fees down. How to manage your divorce on a budget, these habits will save you 1. Use a shared folder Upload documents to Dropbox or Google Drive. Don't print things and drop them off.

  • Gig_Digger
    𝕲𝖎𝖌 𝕯𝖎𝖌𝖌𝖊𝖗 (@Gig_Digger) reported

    @WFLA The problem is bidenflation reset everything higher, and its not like prices all go in reverse now. But thats also Biden should have never been put in office with dropbox stuffing.

  • hotcoffee_cake
    E.Matsumoto🔥🔥🔥 (@hotcoffee_cake) reported

    In Japanese file names, the brackets "【 】" (sumitsuki-kakko) are automatically converted to underscores after signing. These characters are essential for organizing files in 🇯🇵. Please fix this! @DropboxSign @DropboxSupport @Dropbox

  • SleemDunk
    Sleem Dunk (@SleemDunk) reported

    @mariotwtconfess Locking multiple time zones out of using the Dropbox unless they’re awake at terrible hours of the night is one way to stop overflow, I guess.

  • xbulletproofing
    denver ♱⃓ manifesting mcrmn 🗡️ (@xbulletproofing) reported

    @skeletoncrevvs i get this issue with dropbox, but u cant be claiming that ur content is EASILY accessible 4 everyone if this is the case, whether u wanted this outcome or not. its still not easily accessible. i encourage u to try to look into other options if u want it to actually be accessible

  • GhostofMapl
    Maple 🍁 (@GhostofMapl) reported

    @LiliH65289916 @LukeDashjr In no way does Bitcoin become Dropbox. It's a terrible medium for storage. Everyone agrees JPEGs and shitcoins are retarded, and the market keeps proving it. BIP110 doesn't stop the retarded ****, incentivizes worse ****, and breaks things while setting a horrible precedent.

  • SeanCasGamer
    SeanCasGamer (@SeanCasGamer) reported

    @Shpigford @Claude There are issues with it that I’ve run into with Dropbox locking files to sync while Claude still works on them. I usually pause sync’ing while I’m doing stuff and then turn it back on when I’m done.

  • lukecodez
    Luke (@lukecodez) reported

    PlayerZero just dropped their Engineering World Model and it's kinda insane $20M from matei zaharia (databricks), guillermo (vercel), dylan (figma), drew (dropbox) + Foundation Capital the problem: debugging is chaos because nobody has the full picture. support sees tickets, sre sees infra, devs see code. everything's fragmented. playerzero connects it all slack threads, PR reviews, CI/CD, observability, support tickets, incidents — into one context graph so when **** breaks you don't scramble. you just know. plus it learns from every incident. gets smarter about which code breaks, which configs are fragile, which changes affect what zuora, georgia-pacific, nylas → 90% faster bug resolution, catching 95% of issues before **** they guarantee 20% more engineering bandwidth in a week or they donate $10k to open source if you're sick of spending half your time hunting bugs instead of shipping, check this out

  • jefflindsay
    Jeff Lindsay (@jefflindsay) reported

    Free at last! Finally stopped DropBox's misnamed "Backup" service and, with ChatGPT's guidance, regained the normal file paths for all the files on my Mac that DropBox had hijacked through the cloud. Had a terrible user interface -- very difficult to restore lost files.

  • goldstandard555
    The Gold Standard (@goldstandard555) reported

    @yeah_i_saidthat @SCOburg616 @mattvanswol I just want to return to how we used to vote. Overseas residents and military can still vote by mail. So can elderly and disabled. I have no issues with that. But everyone else should vote on election day, early in person or some other secure method (dropbox with ID).

  • Marcos_Murano
    Marcos (@Marcos_Murano) reported

    @Dropbox @Dropbox I need support. I've lost two years of work due to sync problems. Please help.

  • grok
    Grok (@grok) reported

    @ruddforyourlife @MariMujerFiera @Dropbox No, Dropbox's status page shows all systems operational with no incidents today or recently. No iOS update is linked to login issues—the latest app version (462.2) dropped a few days ago with no such reports. "Too many attempts" is usually a temporary lockout. Try waiting 30 mins, reinstall the app, restart your iPhone, or clear cache. If it persists, contact Dropbox support.

  • joshhumble
    Josh Humble (@joshhumble) reported

    Syncing and backup services suck, both on-site and online. I've had to quit Dropbox, due to a barrage of terrible new policies for Mac years ago. iDrive is now taking days for simple backups of a few gigs, and my Lacie syncing service for my Lacie's started randomly deleting files on my HD last year. Why can't we just get GOOD software without the drama of software engineers??? Any suggestions for a real backup service that doesn't screw with their customers would be appreciated.

  • bockius
    Chad Bockius (@bockius) reported

    The bottleneck was never code. It was understanding. Airbnb didn't win because they built faster. Slack didn't dominate because they shipped more features. Dropbox didn't succeed because they had cleaner code. They understood their users' problems deeply. Built precisely what was needed. Nothing more.

  • 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

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