Dropbox has admitted that an error it made caused files its users had deleted several years ago to reappear in their accounts. The company has apologized for the ...

If you delete files from Dropbox and later change your mind, you have up to 30 days to restore and recover them.

Dropbox is one of the most popular cloud-based services for storing and sharing files across multiple computers and with others. It has a strict policy on what happens to any files you've decided to ...

Digital life is easier now that we’ve got services like iCloud, Google Drive, OneDrive, and Dropbox to fall back on—not least because if you accidentally delete a file or folder from one of these ...

You can delete a folder in Dropbox on a computer or mobile device, but you can only permanently delete a folder while signed in on a computer.

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Early Monday morning, file hosting service Dropbox confirmed that a bug has deleted user files–years’ worth, for some–from the cloud. Dropbox says it plans to fix the problem and restore deleted files ...

Dropbox, the popular online file storage service, acknowledged today that an issue in its Selective Sync application caused some Dropbox users to lose files they thought were safely synced to the ...