There are plenty of cloud storage options out there for users to choose from like MediaFire, Google Drive, Copy and Dropbox. While many of you have a few of them, others only use one or two. Today Dropbox might catch your eye again, or still, as they have added a few things to the Pro side of their services. That would be the one where you pay.
One addition is password protection for shared links. This function lets you share a link to a friend or coworker that will prompt them to enter the password you have set for it to actually access it. FYI – you should use a different password than your Dropbox account.
Along with the Password protection, Dropbox has also initiated a new safeguard in the event that you lose your device. While many use lockscreen passwords, codes, and other security measures to safeguard our information on our phones, tablets and laptops, it never hurts to have another backup plan. With the new safeguard you can remotely unlink and wipe your Dropbox files from a linked device.
The final change coming from Dropbox today is a unified plan option. You won’t have multiple choices to choose from any more, instead you can grab 1TB for $9.99 a month or $99.00 a year. The good news is that Dropbox plans to migrate all current Dropbox Pro users to the new plan.
Source: Dropbox
