Dropbox deletes Rick and Morty creators account for secret TOS violation
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#3There are 0 details here. Does anyone know what the secret TOS violation is supposed to be?
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#4Are people still using dropbox? I thought other integrated service such as google drive and onedrive would have drove dropbox to the grave
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#5This wouldn't happen with SFTP, CVS and a $5 VPS.
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#6There are 0 details here. Does anyone know what the secret TOS violation is supposed to be?
I think Justin is making the statement that he has no idea what rule he violated
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#8One thing that helps me think about which cloud services to use is the phrase "a stranger's house."
If I'm working on something important to me... how comfortable am I leaving it in a stranger's house? If I wouldn't be comfortable doing it, I always make a local backup. This saved my ass when I inexplicably lost access to an old Google Drive account. I lost a couple days of work, rather than a couple months. I still have no idea why that account was disabled.
Re: Dropbox deletes Rick and Morty creators account for secret TOS violation
#9Are people still using dropbox? I thought other integrated service such as google drive and onedrive would have drove dropbox to the grave
Been using them steadily for over a decade. Their core service is still great, at least for personal use.
Re: Dropbox deletes Rick and Morty creators account for secret TOS violation
#10There are 0 details here. Does anyone know what the secret TOS violation is supposed to be?
"Secret" means that the supposed account violation wasn't specified in the message from Dropbox. Possibly an automated decision. And apparently it was without warning on the first offense? Definitely need more info. And extremely worrying for me as a customer that they will take down the whole account for a single toc violation.