I moved almost everything I had in Dropbox over to iCloud Drive (where I have 2 TB for $10/mo). I’m generally happy with the switch, though Dropbox is a lot better about letting you control selective sync — with iCloud, you just have to sort of let it decide for itself what to cache.
Basically the only other thing Dropbox does that iCloud Drive doesn’t is allow folder-level collaboration. That’s a key feature and I’ve used it a lot when working on projects. I guess Google Drive could be adapted to this use, but I find it kludgy and I don’t trust Google much.
Sad to see this change because I’ve been using Dropbox for a long time and back when it came out it really was a miraculous “magic folder” you could effortlessly share with others.
Basically the only other thing Dropbox does that iCloud Drive doesn’t is allow folder-level collaboration. That’s a key feature and I’ve used it a lot when working on projects. I guess Google Drive could be adapted to this use, but I find it kludgy and I don’t trust Google much.
Sad to see this change because I’ve been using Dropbox for a long time and back when it came out it really was a miraculous “magic folder” you could effortlessly share with others.