
Dropbox to discontinue password manager by 28 October
Dropbox Passwords will shut down on 28 October, with all user data permanently deleted; users are urged to export their passwords soon.
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Dropbox Passwords will shut down on 28 October, with all user data permanently deleted; users are urged to export their passwords soon.

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