Facebook expands its data portability tool, which lets users transfer photos and videos to other services, to support Dropbox and Koofr
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Facebook expands its data portability tool, which lets users transfer photos and videos to other services, to support Dropbox and Koofr
Facebook's photo and video portability tool has added support for two more third party services for users to send data via encrypted transfer — namely …
Dropbox has quietly updated its website to add a three-device limit, including mobile devices, on its free storage plan
Dropbox has quietly added a new limitation on free accounts, putting a cap on how many devices can be linked simultaneously. The cloud storage service offers new users 2GB for free …
EFF Gov't Data Requests 2017 report finds Adobe, Dropbox, Pinterest, Uber, Wickr, and WordPress best protect users; AT&T, Verizon, Comcast, T-Mobile fall short
Download the complete Who Has Your Back? 2017: Protecting Your Data From Government Requests report as a PDF. — Executive Summary
Airbnb, Lyft, Dropbox, and 55 other tech firms file brief opposing Trump's revised travel ban, but Apple, Google, and Microsoft don't sign, unlike in February
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Apple, Dropbox, Yelp, reddit, Twitter, Wikimedia, join Google, Facebook, and Yahoo in voicing opposition to current CISA proposal days before vote
Many of the world's top tech companies … Sam Thielman / Guardian : Apple, Google and Twitter among 22 tech companies opposing Cisa bill Fight for the Future : Fight for the Future launches “Corporate ...
Apple, Dropbox, Yelp, reddit, Twitter, Wikimedia, join Google, Facebook, and Yahoo in voicing opposition to current CISA proposal days before vote
Apple says it's against a key cybersecurity bill, days before a crucial vote — Apple said Tuesday that it opposes a controversial cybersecurity bill that …
Dropbox will now let you use a USB key for two-factor login
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EFF's 2015 Data Privacy Report Lauds Apple, Dropbox, Slams Verizon
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