So what does "Connect your Twitter account to Dropbox" actually mean?
They're asking for read/write permission, which makes me wonder if it's going to post every time I change a file or something. No thanks.
They're asking for read/write permission, which makes me wonder if it's going to post every time I change a file or something. No thanks.
Presumably I could just delete their access now I’ve got my free space but I haven’t tried that.
You're right. But I don't see how that's relevant. My point was that people have a choice "I trust dropbox not to abuse my personal files" and they draw the line at their twitter account?!? This I find odd. I don't see how your comment makes it less odd.
Edit: "I love Dropbox because it gives me free space even when I connect fake twitter and facebook accounts. :)"