Maybe then Dropbox shouldn’t have called it unlimited huh?
Businesses have different needs. Some might use it for employee productivity and some might use it to store a ton of bins.
Businesses have different needs. Some might use it for employee productivity and some might use it to store a ton of bins.
"As much space as you need. Get as much space as your team needs for storage and collaboration."
https://web.archive.org/web/20221103000218/https://help.drop...
Dropbox probably tunes their systems to loads and access patterns seen in normal documents-based business usage. Not for backing CDN services and such.
> backing CDN services and such.
That's against ToS anyway.