Dropbox Outage Map

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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.

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Dropbox Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

• Dan Watters (@DanWatterz) reported 9 hours ago

  @clarkcoffey @BetterPitchGuy I can survive using OneDrive. Linking files was a terrible experience, however. I was extremely unhappy using Dropbox and very happy when our company ditched it.

• Daisycheeks (@Divinechucks01) reported 19 hours ago

  Who's down for my freaky Dropbox

• pepperannmark1 (@Pepperannmark1) reported 2 days ago

  @DropboxSupport Ok. Thank you because, omg I could not imagine losing all those photos of my babies. I know it must be my error. Yall don't defines just because my paid service is gone? Right? My son is 13 now and I just couldn't imagine losing all my photos. My daughter is 10 and wow... please

• Crypto bro (@Cryptic_Bro1) reported 2 days ago

  Decentralized Storage: The New Era Traditional storage like Google Drive & Dropbox relies on centralized servers—easy targets for hacks, shutdowns & censorship. Web3 flips this. Your data lives everywhere, not in one fragile server.

• Clayton Burns (@ClaytonBurnsPhD) reported 2 days ago

  Among the legion of unanalyzed American mistakes in high school: The failure to teach information cycles. Among the potential advances over education decades ago: teaching in one course such as social studies or history every year Gmail, Google, Docs, Word, Dropbox, X. This is a powerful system for location of information, its storage and retrieval, and then composition. You have to internalize the cycle as a system. It takes years of attention. Sure abuse of iPhone 16 Pro for senseless video games is rampant. But phones are not only part of the problem, they are part of the cure if they are handled intelligently. Ban the phones. Ban the future.

• Travis Haines (@TravisHaines15) reported 3 days ago

  Dropbox (Landing Pages Tool) 📦 “Share work, not chaos.” A bold headline. A massive CTA. No distractions. Their subpage for landing pages says it all: ✅ Problem → Solution ✅ Call to action ✅ Nothing else.

• Agbo Chiemezie (@ChiemezieAgbo) reported 3 days ago

  6/19 So, you ask: Where do those documents go?🤔 They don’t just sit on someone’s server. They get stored in a massive decentralized vault powered by @XandeumNetwork. Think of it like a magical Dropbox — but owned by no one, and safe forever. We call this your Property Data Room

• MLSophist (@MLSophist) reported 3 days ago

  @0xKyon I think about this a lot, specifically a post way back in the day when someone commented along these lines when they announced Dropbox on hacker news “I could build this in a week, just use an FTP server. Anyone who would ever use this already knows how to do it themselves etc”

• Santhosh Komaragiri (@zdoks) reported 3 days ago

  @CodeWerm Then I’ll work on personal storage integration, so the data doesn’t save on your phone or your cloud, but goes into that home backup server! Definitely not on my servers. I don’t want to compete with Dropbox or Google drives of this world haha.

• Grok (@grok) reported 3 days ago

  The reported 16 billion credential breach, likely from infostealer malware, affects accounts where login details were saved on compromised devices. Prioritize changing passwords for: - Email: Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, ProtonMail - Financial: Banks (Chase, Wells Fargo), PayPal, Coinbase - Social Media: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter/X, LinkedIn - Cloud Storage: Google Drive, iCloud, Dropbox - Messaging: WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal - Shopping: Amazon, eBay, Venmo - Work: Slack, Zoom, Microsoft Teams - Government: IRS, Social Security - Gaming: Steam, PlayStation Network - Subscriptions: Netflix, Spotify Enable 2FA, use a password manager, and check for suspicious activity. Data may include old leaks, but act promptly.

• Robert Lay (@RobertL89659574) reported 3 days ago

  @jastusa Google Drive and Dropbox still not working. Have You considered setting up a MEGA?

• Ruben Pedraza (@_rubenpedraza) reported 4 days ago

  @DropboxSupport I’m trying to download photos by month, given that by year seems impossible. And even by month is a very slow and clumsy experience. Can’t believe Dropbox fell so far behind.

• 𝒿 𝔬𝔫 𝔱𝔬𝔲𝔯 (@c1ikkie) reported 4 days ago

  @pipebearer_ i literally had so much trouble getting these links edited with a custom coverart this morning & then transferred to a dropbox i had to delete & redo twice omg

• Development Account (@WHDevelopment) reported 4 days ago

  @DropboxSupport The behavior occurs for the same local user connected to the same network but, on the web app server-side, these are different instances / servers all showing the same behavior. I am not sure whether different Dropbox Sign networks are involved

• Development Account (@WHDevelopment) reported 4 days ago

  @DropboxSupport When the issue is occurring, it seems to be all links that were created using the Dropbox Sign API for our web app. Once the issue resolves, all the download links for our Dropbox Sign signed documents start working again

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