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Access Type - Full Dropbox

micbeasley

I connected to a new app that requested which file I wished to allow access in Dropbox. I made my selection and then checked my security settings in Dropbox to verify which file was granted and it says I have granted full access of my Dropbox account to this app. How can I confirm which is correct? I only want the app to have limited file access.

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Greg-DB

The level of access an application has is decided by the developer when they first create and develop the app. That level of access is described when you first choose whether or not to connect the app to your app, as well as after the fact, on your account security page.

You can see the level of access for each app connected to your account on the account security page here:

https://www.dropbox.com/account/security

If you no longer want any of those apps to have the listed level of access, you can revoke it on that page using the 'x'. It's not possible to just change the level of access for any particular app though.

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Greg-DB

You can see the level of access for each app connected to your account on the account security page here:

https://www.dropbox.com/account/security

drpusr

That is not is stated on Dropbox online help on the matter

www.dropbox.com/help/security/third-party-apps

Specifically this bit that states:

"When linking an app to Dropbox, you can set the specific level of access:"

Greg-DB

Thanks for pointing that out! We'll get that fixed up.

drpusr

Well I just spent AU$139 (literally 30 minutes ago) to upgrade to Dropbox Plus based on the information provided on that help page. Then I tried to connect an app only to have it ask for full access to my Dropbox and I could not see any where in the settings for me to fix that. A quick google search bought me to this thread.

The reality that I have zero choice in setting granular permissions for connected apps on Dropbox has completely invalidated my use case for Dropbox. How do I get a refund?

Greg-DB

That's not my department unfortunately, so please contact support for help:

https://www.dropbox.com/support