Dropbox is joining the list of companies shutting down password managers The mobile app will soon be shut down, with the browser extension following Users are recommended to move to another credential ...

It’s been a bad year for password managers. First, Microsoft announced earlier this summer that its popular Microsoft Authenticator app would be discontinuing its password manager feature and would ...

Come September 2, the US will officially withdraw its Interview Waiver Programme, commonly known as the "Dropbox facility", for most non-immigrant visas starting September 2, 2025. The decision is set ...

In a support document, Dropbox writes: As part of our efforts to focus on enhancing other features in our core product, the Dropbox Passwords application will be discontinued on October 28, 2025. We ...

Dropbox introduced its own password manager in 2020. Now, it’s shutting it and although the phased shutdown means it won’t completely disappear until Oct. 28, 2025, the first changes begin in August.

Dropbox has announced it will discontinue Dropbox Passwords on October 28, ending the five-year run of its credential management service. The shutdown is going to follow a phased approach, according ...

In a nutshell: Dropbox will discontinue its password manager on October 28, permanently (and hopefully securely) deleting any credentials still stored on that date. The company recommends switching to ...

Dropbox Passwords is being discontinued, and users are encouraged to find a new password solution elsewhere. Why the shutdown? Per a support doc, it’s “part of our efforts to focus on enhancing other ...

Dropbox is saying goodbye to its password manager after five years of service. This leaves current customers in a lurch, as the company has also announced that users only have a few months to extract ...

For users of Dropbox Passwords, it's time to take a look at the best password managers and find a new service to use, after the cloud storage company revealed it will soon discontinue the service. The ...

A hot potato: Here's a rare sight: a CEO of a large company has spoken out in support of remote work for employees, slamming those firms that drag staff back into the office against their will.

March 24 (Reuters) - Cloud storage provider Dropbox (DBX.O), opens new tab is facing pressure from an activist investor to end founder control of the company, the Wall Street Journal reported on ...