If you cancel your Dropbox plan, the account will remain active until the end of your current billing cycle. You can also choose to downgrade to a free account if you want to stop paying for it.

No, Dropbox does not offer refunds.

To cancel Dropbox, you will need to go into your account settings and click on the “cancel” button.

All files are stored for 30 days after you delete them.

To stop Dropbox from charging you, you need to cancel your subscription. You can do this by going to the account settings page, clicking on “Account” in the left-hand menu, and then clicking on “Subscriptions.” Here you’ll see a list of your subscriptions with the option to cancel.

Dropbox offers a free option for basic storage and syncing. This option includes 2GB of storage and syncing for up to 3 computers or mobile devices. The paid options start at $9.99 per month for 1TB of storage and syncing across an unlimited number of devices.
Dropbox provides a free plan with 2GB of storage and syncing for up to 3 computers or mobile devices. Paid options start at $9.

There are a number of alternatives to Dropbox. One is iCloud, which is Apple’s cloud storage service. Another is OneDrive, Microsoft’s version of the same thing. There are also services like Google Drive and Box which offer similar functionality.

It is possible to downgrade Dropbox business to basic. If you are not happy with the service, contact their support team and ask to downgrade your account. You will then be able to cancel the subscription and downgrade to Basic at no charge.

No. Dropbox is a cloud-based storage service, so uninstalling the app only removes the desktop client and any associated files from your hard drive. Your data is still stored on Dropbox’s servers and will be accessible through the web interface or mobile app.

If you delete a Dropbox folder on your computer, it will be deleted from all devices that have synced with it.