Dropbox, Inc. 
Dropbox is a file hosting service operated by the American company Dropbox, Inc., headquartered in San Francisco, California, that offers cloud storage, file synchronization, personal cloud, and client software. It received a five-star rating in the Electronic Frontier Foundation's 2017 "Protecting Your Data From Government Requests" report.
| Feature | Baics | Plus | Family | Device | Note |
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| Backup to cloud | | | | Full list | |
| Backup to the cloud is one preventive measure to help keep your files safe if you drop devices, hard drive fails, or ransomware could encrypt your files. |
| Backup select file | | | | Full list | |
| Backing up just the files you select is a significant time-saver. You can choose private files by libraries or folders, like documents, photos, videos, etc. |
| Share cloud content | | | | Full list | |
| Share whatever contents in the cloud, files, or folders with others safely. |
| Smart sync | | | | Full list | |
| Automatically back up everything. |
| Recover account | | | | Full list | after 30 days |
| Recover your data in case of an accident. |
| Dropbox Transfer | | | | Full list | up to 2 GB per transfer |
| Customize how to send big files, like videos. |
| Wipe devices remotely | | | | Full list | |
| Delete a file completely and leave no traces on devices. |
| Sensitive info vault | | | | Full list | |
| Store sensitive info in a pin‐protected folder, with Vault. |
| Search text | | | | Full list | |
| Search for text within documents or images. |
