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Hi thanks for your response. So, recent sessions on the security page definitely match. As they get older I get less sure, and Dropbox isn't sometimes saying "macOS" or "Macbook Pro" or "iPhone" and I now have two iPhones and two MacBooks so I'm not sure which is which, but in general it looks fine. I'm 90% sure I didn't…
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I am running the Dropbox desktop app on both of my Apple Silicon laptops. In the case of my M2, it shut down Dropbox. The Dropbox folder disappeared from the Finder left column, the green dots/clouds disappeared from the finder. When I went to restart Dropbox, it asked me to log in, as if for the first time (it even asked…
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I'm curious why Dropbox logged out on both my MacBooks even though I hadn't used Google to log in. Does Dropbox do anything to detect anomalous security events and automatically log me out? It actually created some problems. On my new M4 MacBook (Tahoe), which was struggling to sync since I set it up, where I've been…
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Hi Megan, thanks for your help. Well, after 24 hours of just letting it sit, everything appears to working now. Files are syncing (I get the "up to date" message) and the green circles, without the clouds, are visible. I'm still syncing just part of the files at a time, but it's going fast enough that I'll finish within a…
