Dropbox Project Infinite is a new program recently announced during the Dropbox Open conference that took place in London, England. It addresses an issue that has been plaguing users for some time now: access to files housed on different platforms. Up until now, if you wanted to access your cloud file system in your local file management tool, you literally needed to have it stored on your drive, which really defeats the idea of having cloud storage in the first place.
But with Dropbox Project Infinite, that's not the case any longer. Tech Crunch writes that it allows " business customers local access to files no matter where they live — in the cloud, on network drives or local drives." This makes using Dropbox much easier and effortless.
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The Dropbox Project Infinite Allows People Cross-Platform Access
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