Dropbox closes the password manager

Dropbox is Stop his password manager. The tool, Dropbox passwords, will be stopped on October 28, and the company recommends transferring your passwords to another application such as 1Password before that date.

The company will close the Dropbox passwords in stages. Starting August 28, only Dropbox passwords will be displayed from both the mobile phone application and the browser attachment, which means that you cannot add new information. At that time, the Dropbox function will also be revitalized. On September 11, the mobile phone application will stop. On October 28, the entire Dropbox passwords will be turned off, which means that you cannot add or access information, and everything you stored will be “permanently deleted and safe from our servers.”

Dropbox says it stops Dropbox passwords “as part of our efforts to focus on enhancing other features in our primary product.” Dropbox launched Dropbox passwords In 2020 After obtaining the Valt Passover manager in 2019.