Then they sent a DMCA takedown notification notification to someone they were just trying to censor
It came out in the aftermath that the takedown notice was the result of an automated process that was accidentally triggered.
It came out in the aftermath that the takedown notice was the result of an automated process that was accidentally triggered.
However, regardless of whether I feel like the previous event said anything about DropBox's development capabilities, I do feel like this event does.
I'm responsible for the authentication code for my company. I can't imagine having a default "YES" in any circumstance, and that DropBox did shakes my faith in them and their ability to protect my information significantly.