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Limitations and consequences due to non-payment
Hello! What will happen to the files in the storage if there are no funds on the card for payment?
Can these files be deleted by dropbox?
What are the limitations in this case?
dianaellington419 wrote:
And if I had 100 gigabytes of information in storage (let’s assume), it won’t be deleted if there is no payment (from dropbox)?
No, it won't be deleted. If, however, you leave the account idle for more than a year, the account and everything in it would be deleted and unrecoverable.
Could you send a link to a document that indicates the possibility of deleting a large amount of data in the absence of payment?There is no such document because Dropbox doesn't delete your files for lack of payment. As mentioned above, your entire account can be deleted if it remains idle, which is outlined in the Terms.
Mark
Super User II
Super User IIAlthough Dropbox say they have never done this the T&C's do state that they can do so.
The other limitation is that syncing stops (so no updates are made to files you change on any devices via syncing to other devices) and you lose your 180 day recovery history for files.
Thank you for your help!
Could you send a link to a document that indicates the possibility of deleting a large amount of data in the absence of payment?
- Rich
dianaellington419 wrote:
And if I had 100 gigabytes of information in storage (let’s assume), it won’t be deleted if there is no payment (from dropbox)?
No, it won't be deleted. If, however, you leave the account idle for more than a year, the account and everything in it would be deleted and unrecoverable.
Could you send a link to a document that indicates the possibility of deleting a large amount of data in the absence of payment?There is no such document because Dropbox doesn't delete your files for lack of payment. As mentioned above, your entire account can be deleted if it remains idle, which is outlined in the Terms.
