US EditionDropbox Confirms Automatic Password Deletions: You Must Act Now To Protect Yourself
GLOBAL, JUL 30 – Dropbox will retire its password manager and dark web monitoring on October 28, 2025, urging users to migrate data with a 50% discount on the recommended 1Password service.
- Dropbox will discontinue its password manager, Dropbox Passwords, and fully retire it worldwide by October 28, 2025.
- This decision follows Dropbox's intention to focus on enhancing core product features as it phases out Passwords.
- Starting August 28, 2025, users can only view their stored passwords but cannot add credentials or use autofill, and the mobile app will cease functioning on September 11.
- Dropbox urges users to export their data promptly and offers a 50% discount to migrate to 1Password, stating this transition ensures security and encryption are maintained.
- After October 28, all user data and dark web monitoring will be deleted, making timely migration essential to avoid permanent loss of sensitive information.
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We've learned about the discontinuation of another service. Dropbox announced that its password manager is being discontinued after just five years of launch. Existing users have received information regarding the tool's discontinuation, while the manufacturer has presented several alternative solutions. The reason for such a controversial decision is relatively simple – a desire to focus on its core products. Dropbox is discontinuing one of its…
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