zulfishah Helpful | Level 6

Thanks for confirming this. One of the recommended alternatives is to use UIDocumentBrowserViewController or UIDocumentPickerViewController. With the latter, we can possibly pass a `directoryURL` to give the user a specific folder to pick from, which might be useful if we can pass in the Dropbox folder. But is there a way…

Hi, Thanks for confirming. One of the alternatives is to use 'UIDocumentBrowserViewController'. Do you know if it's possible to open that to the specific 'Dropbox' folder on iCloud Drive? That should be sufficient as an alternative. 

Thanks. In turning off the "com.apple.security.network.server" entitlement, I also turned off the "com.apple.security.network.client" entitlement by mistake, which is what's required by the Dropbox SDK to work correctly. So removing the "server" entitlement got past App Review.

I'm only getting this through user crash reports; not reproducible myself (though I'm trying). Also trying to figure out which version of the SDK I currently have integrated in the project ... how would I be able to do that? I just imported the ObjectiveDropboxOfficial2.framework