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Online storage service Dropbox's 'Dropbox Advanced' plan has a policy of 'providing the team with as much storage as they need', but due to the fact that some users are consuming a large amount of ...

Dropbox is killing off unlimited storage in its business-focused Advanced plan following a surge in shady activity. It wrote in a blog post that as other services made similar changes to limit storage ...

Dropbox is limiting cloud storage in its previously unlimited Advanced subscription. New users will now get up to 15 TB of storage based on three active licenses; existing users will have until ...

Dropbox will no longer offer unlimited storage on its Advanced plan due to a growing number of users abusing the policy for unacceptable use cases including cryptocurrency mining. In a blog post, ...

Dropbox is no longer offering unlimited storage to customers on its Dropbox Advanced plan. The company did so after noticing that some of its customers were using its Advanced plan for unlawful ...

Instead of offering business users ‘as much space as you need,’ Dropbox is capping new Advanced plans at 15TB. Instead of offering business users ‘as much space as you need,’ Dropbox is capping new ...