![]() It allows Dropbox to block pre-selected files from being shared from person-to-person (thus keeping Dropbox from getting raided by the Feds), without their anti-infringement system having any idea what most of your files actually are.īefore we dive in, a few things to clear up: ![]() It’s been in place for years, and it’s about as unsketchy as an anti-copyright infringement system can get. What was going on? Was Dropbox suddenly doing something sketchy? Were they suddenly lurking around their users’ folders, digging for copyrighted material hiding amongst personal files? ![]() fSKxJUrFusĪs of this afternoon, it’s seen just shy of 3 thousand retweets.
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