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Kevin B.36
3 years agoCollaborator | Level 8
Dropbox for Business/Teams Multiple Share Points
I recall some time ago that, with Dropbox for Business, you could have multiple share points in a directory structure. So Top level could be shared with a couple of people, a nested subfolder could be shared with other people and a nested sub-sub folder could be shared with yet another group of people with those above a share point having access to everything underneath it.
I have been perusing the documentation and cannot see anything related to this. Did Dropbox remove this feature from Dropbox for Business/Teams or am I just not reading the documentation correctly. I ask because it would be the differentiator between using individual accounts vs setting up a Business/Teams structure. If nested share points wasn't available there is nothing in the other versions of Teams that makes it a must have.
Thanks
Hey Kevin B.36, thanks for posting to our Community.
Nested shared folders are still allowed in the team space on a Dropbox Business team, this feature has not been taken away.
You can see more info here.
Let me know if you have any questions.
- HannahDropbox Staff
Hey Kevin B.36, thanks for posting to our Community.
Nested shared folders are still allowed in the team space on a Dropbox Business team, this feature has not been taken away.
You can see more info here.
Let me know if you have any questions.
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