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Ovi A.1
2 years agoHelpful | Level 5
Dropbox (backup?) folder taking up 1.6TB on the device.
Hi, so my Mac has been playing frequently ever since the major Dropbox update. And after a while of normality, my Mac is playing up again. And I’m 90% sure Dropbox has something to do with it. And I ...
Megan
Dropbox Staff
Hey Ovi A.1, let's jump right into this!
Since you deleted the app, you should be good to delete the folder. However, here's what we can check, in order for us to be fully certain:
The content in the Dropbox folder that you see in the CloudStorage location, does it have any syncing icons next to it? If not, then you should be okay.
Also, do you wish to let me know more about the issues you came across, after updating to the new Dropbox for macOS?
Let me know more, and we'll take it from there!
Ovi A.1
2 years agoHelpful | Level 5
No, there are no syncing icons next to them. My Dropbox storage is only 2TB. Two of these folders (four in total) equal 2.5TB (one is 1.6TB, the other over 900GB).
What could these folders be? They’re located in ~/Library/CloudStorage
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