Hopefully we’ll see all of these on a much wider rollout over the next few weeks. These are a lot of new Dropbox features and tools and they say to expect more apps and functionalities to be integrated. Lastly, they are launching a Dropbox App Center where you can see all the third-party integrations available, from Zoom, Slack, and Google. Dropbox Vault secures and organizes users’ most important documents and allows them to grant emergency access to select friends or family, so only their loved ones can access the files when. It’s currently in beta for select users but will eventually be available for everyone. It’s currently being tested with select Dropbox users.ĭropbox is also doing an integration with eSignature and storage solution HelloSign so you can send, sign, and store documents and agreements without having to leave the app. You need one plan but each member can have their own individual account views. If what you need is a family hub to store all your shared photos, videos, and important files, Dropbox Family lets you share up to 2TB of storage. It’s now available in beta for Basic, Plus, and Professional users. The Computer Backup feature is so you can automatically backup up your Desktop, Documents, and Downloads folders from your computers to your Dropbox account. You will need to set a PIN to limit access to this vault. If you need to store some of your most sensitive documents and files, Dropbox Vault is also available in private beta for select users. It’s available in private beta for select Dropbox Plus users. It stores and syncs your passwords in one place so you can sign in to websites and apps from across your devices but with zero-knowledge encryption. The Dropbox Passwords app works like a lot of the password manager apps out there.
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