When you open your Free plan account with pCloud, you start off with 10 GB free space. Inside it, you will find the files you have transferred from Dropbox, and honestly, at this point, you can forget about Dropbox altogether. It may take a few moments until the backup is complete and when it is, you’ll see a new folder called “Backups” in your file manager. After logging into your Dropbox account and giving the necessary permissions, you’ll be asked to confirm your backup. When you start your Dropbox backup, you’ll need to link your Dropbox account with pCloud. Step 3: Connect your pCloud and your Dropbox accounts Dropbox is among the list of supported applications, and you need to hit the Start button. You can find the Backups section in my.pCloud. PCloud allows you to back up your Dropbox account with a few clicks. Once you’ve entered you details, click on “Continue”: Go to this page, put in your information and click on the “Sign up” button. Backup / Move your Dropbox files to pCloud in 3 Easy Steps *Currently, we do not support Dropbox Business/Enterprise backups. Let’s see how it’s done (click on any image to enlarge it). On top of that, with our Basic plan you can get up to 10 GB of storage free of charge, and you can easily back up and migrate your files from other cloud storage services, say Dropbox* for example. Imagine having extra 2 TB in virtual hard drive from the cloud – one that you can access and work with even when you are offline. Instead of taking twice the storage space on your hard drive, it extends it while allowing instant access in the meantime. In other words, they eat up your HDD memory, which is often scarce anyway. One thing that most cloud storage services with desktop apps have in common is that they duplicate the files on your computer and on the cloud.

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