It's free to download, but is listed as "Invite Only (Early Access)," so it won't work unless Dropbox sends you an invite. It's currently being beta tested with select Dropbox users and will roll out "more broadly throughout the year," Dropbox says.ĭropbox is best known as an online storage and file hosting company, but its latest venture switches the focus to security with a password manager that secures all online accounts.Īs Android Police reports (Opens in a new window), a new app has appeared in Google Play called Dropbox Passwords (Opens in a new window).
Dropbox will also integrate its HelloSign e-signature product into Dropbox in the coming weeks sign up (Opens in a new window) to get notified when it launches.įinally, the new Dropbox Family plan lets six people share 2TB of storage across individual accounts. Those with Dropbox Basic, Plus, and Professional plans can check it out (Opens in a new window) out in beta. "Files are organized in the cloud and accessible from any device."Ī computer backup feature, meanwhile, will automatically back up folders on your PC or Mac, to your Dropbox folder. Dropbox Passwords ist als Desktop App, mobile App und Browser-Erweiterung für Abonnenten von Dropbox Plus und Dropbox Professional erhältlich. "Vault provides an extra layer of security for all your important personal files like insurance cards, passports, and housing documents," Dropbox says. How to Set Up Two-Factor AuthenticationĪlso available in public beta to Plus users is Dropbox Vault, a secure online storage option for sensitive documents.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.
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