Dropbox limits the free account to be linked with only 3 devices.

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If you're accustomed to linking Dropbox across your devices, the sad news is that Dropbox restricts the free account to only 3 devices. To link unlimited devices, users will have to pay a fee.

According to Liliputing, Dropbox has quietly restricted the maximum linked devices for free accounts to 3 starting this month. If linked devices exceed 3, users will have to pay a fee of 10 USD for the Plus package and 20 USD for the Professional package. Devices already linked to the account will remain intact but limited to a maximum of 3 devices.

If you haven't installed Dropbox yet, you can access it here to download the app to your device and install it.

- Download for PC: Dropbox
- Download for iOS devices: Dropbox for iPhone
- Download for Android devices: Dropbox for Android

Dropbox's move is not surprising; it's a way for the company to encourage users to use their paid services. Many companies have previously applied similar strategies, such as Evernote limiting free user accounts to 2 devices in 2016.

However, for users accustomed to using Dropbox for syncing their data on the free cloud storage service, there are two options: either pay or seek alternative cloud storage services.

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If you're using Android, refer to how to automatically sync Dropbox data on Android here.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the limitations of using a free Dropbox account for linking devices?

The free Dropbox account limits users to linking only three devices. If you exceed this limit, you'll need to upgrade to a paid plan, such as the Plus package for $10 or the Professional package for $20.

How can I link more than three devices to my Dropbox account?

To link more than three devices, you must upgrade to one of Dropbox's paid plans. The Plus plan allows for additional device connections for $10 per month, while the Professional plan costs $20 per month.

What happens to my already linked devices if I exceed the three-device limit?

If you already have devices linked and exceed the three-device limit, those devices will remain connected. However, you will not be able to link any additional devices unless you upgrade your account.

Are there alternatives to Dropbox for users who need more than three linked devices?

Yes, there are several cloud storage services available that allow linking more than three devices for free. Users may consider alternatives such as Google Drive or Microsoft OneDrive to meet their needs.

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