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Vault space limitation?
Hi there I'm about to have acessmto my drop box to a colleague temporarily I have a huge folder containing photos family personal etc Nothing very compromising but personal I wonder...
Mark
Super User II
Super User IIHi TheBEAR69
What exactly do you mean you are about to give access to a colleague? If you mean via your email and password then simply put - dont. For one its against the terms of service and can result in an immediate account closure (including loss of all data) and secondly it means they TOTALLY own everything in the account. They could quite easily change the password and email on the account and you would have NO come back on them at all.
Instead you must use shared folders between the accounts - it is the only way to ensure safety, security and compliance.
First, my question is about the storage space of the vault.
Is it limited? (Under the limitations of on my 2Tbytes
Sharing folders with clients is what i usually do ..
Sharing with my personal assistant is a problem??? Really???
I mean...
Is it limited? (Under the limitations of on my 2Tbytes
Sharing folders with clients is what i usually do ..
Sharing with my personal assistant is a problem??? Really???
I mean...
- Rich
TheBEAR69 wrote:
Sharing with my personal assistant is a problem??? Really???No, if you're using shared folders. If, however, you're allowing them to sign in to your account as you (by giving them your password), then yes, it is a problem. Sharing a specific folder is fine; sharing your password is not.
If you're using a shared folder then there's no need to worry about the other files in your account. They only thing the other person can access is the specific folder you share with them. If your personal files are not in that folder, they won't be able to access them.
