Dropbox Transfer: H Dropbox he added a new option to manage your files. The announced a new service that is still in version beta, and it's called Dropbox Transfer. The new service focuses on sending backups.
The transfer differs from the existing ones functions that Dropbox offers, as it allows users to send a copy of a file, rather than a link, to a synced file that the owner could potentially modify or even delete later.
The service will allow users to upload files up to 100GB, which they want to transfer to another computer with or without an account. Once the files are selected, the service will create a link that can be sent to anyone, even if they do not use the Dropbox.
Users will also be able to add, edit or remove a password, except from the ability they have to set an end date for the connection of Dropbox Transfer.
Other features include delivery confirmation when a user downloads a file and statistics that show, for example, how many times a file has been downloaded.
The Dropbox Transfer service is currently available in beta format and for selected customers of the company. However, according to the announcement of Dropbox, it will soon be released for everyone.
Once the service has been released for everyone, Dropbox key users will be able to send up to 100MB while Plus users will be able to send up to 2GB.
The downloads left-wing of the basic and Plus package will only be able to be active for seven days.
Pro users will have access to the full features of Dropbox Transfer, which include sending files up to 100GB per transfer and will have 7, 30 and 90 days as expiration limits.
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