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However using a Android app isn’t that convenient, and the reason is – the mobile phone app for Dropbox isn’t a full featured client, the files or the folders don’t get downloaded to the phone automatically, you access them online, and if you wish to, only then you download the file. Using the Desktop Client for Dropbox makes it damn convenient for the user to share the files using the Dropbox service. Screenshots illustrating the errors you’re getting (if there are any) will help us see the situation more clearly.We all are well aware of the Dropbox, and if you are a Dropbox user, I am sure you are already using the Desktop Client and probably the Dropbox app for your respective Smartphone as well. If you're connecting by using any supported protocols (WebDAV, SMB, FTP, SFTP), please keep in mind that the credentials are case-sensitive. Please check your cloud service support section for more information on special character limitations. If restricted characters are used in the titles of files and folders, you will see an exclamation mark on the folder and an unknown error on the file thumbnail.

Using such special characters might lead to sync errors. Some cloud services impose special character restrictions for the names of files and folders.

Try connecting to your account in Documents Settings > Clouds & Connections > SharePoint tab.

Please try connecting to your account in the OneDrive app.

To help us with further investigation, please also try these steps: If your account uses conditional access, the admin of your organization should configure the rights for your account - you can refer to this article for the instructions. If you're having trouble adding a OneDrive for Business account: This will trigger the sync process if the upload or sync to iCloud doesn't seem to be working properly. Go to iOS Settings on your device > tap your name to enter the Apple ID settings > iCloud > toggle it off/on for Documents. Remove the file from the folder to get rid of the error message. If you sync a file and its sharing is restricted by Dropbox copyright policy, you will see an exclamation mark on the folder and a Restricted content error on the file thumbnail. Step 3 If you're using Dropbox:ĭropbox sync errors can be caused by the specific copyrighted file if its sharing is restricted by Dropbox's copyright policy. Then, retry to sync your folders again to see if it helped.

Tap the Pluss button > Add Connection.

Tap Delete (if some changes were not synced to the server, save the file's copy locally).

If you use iCloud, it's either the Documents – iCloud or the Files folder.

Find in your cloud storage folder in the My Files section in Documents.

If the sync issue persists, try disconnecting the cloud storage account from the app and connecting it anew. Note: The background sync is not supported for now you should make sure the app is running to be able to carry out the sync process.

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Battery usage and background activity of the app.Annotations are not visible in Documents while working with a third-party app.There is no Documents app in the 'Open In' menu.Transfer files to desktop or another iPhone/iPad with WebDAV.Transfer files to another iOS device with Nearby.Transfer files between iOS device and desktop using Wi-Fi.Transfer files from Safari to Documents.Save files from other apps to Documents via Extension.Access recently opened and favorite files.Copy, move, rename, delete, restore, or compress files and folders.Sync and back-up your files using cloud storages.How to rename, move, and delete your files.Create a folder or a subfolder in Documents.