Truthfully, I didn’t know all of these, and I use Dropbox all the time. May have to give a few of these tricks a try as well, especially using it to request files from someone else. I had not thought of that.
Are you a Dropbox user? Have you used all of these?
This looks interesting, and free. I haven’t downloaded it myself just yet, but I’m definitely going to be checking it out during some holiday downtime. If you’ve given it a spin, share your thoughts in the comments. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/were-declaring-war-ransomware-launch-ransomfree-lior-div?trk=hp-feed-article-title-like Follow these topics: Links, Tech
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