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According to a post on its official blog, Dropbox said protecting the privacy & security of its users’ information was top priority. In addition to hiring world class experts, it had decided to also take the help of the Online security research community. That’s why, it had decided to launch a bug bounty program with HackerOne.
Those in Europe who want to switch over to the Pro version of Cloud storage service Dropbox, here’s an alternative way to pay. Dropbox announced it had signed up with The Netherlands based company Adyen for direct debit payment methods for Pro accounts of Dropbox. With this, the latter will be able to collect the subscription fees from a user’s bank account directly.
Reports: VentureBeat, The Next Web
Online storage service Dropbox is spreading its wings. It is reported to be tying up with telco Vodafone to provide the service to 400 million of its customers. Starting this March, Vodafone customers outside the US will be given Dropbox service for backup on their Android mobile computing devices.
Reports: Wall Street Journal, Seeking Alpha
Finally, Chrome users can have direct access to Cloud file sharing service Dropbox. The latter, according to an official tweet, today introduced a Chrome extension to the Chrome Web store.
Reports: Llifehacker, VentureBeat