How to install the desktop app with admin privileges The Dropbox desktop app requires admin privileges to run with full functionality on your computer.
Once installed, you’ll be prompted to either sign in or create a new account. You and the university community have a shared responsibility to use U-M Dropbox appropriately with sensitive university data and take the necessary precautions. To download and install the Dropbox desktop application on a Windows, Mac, or Linux computer, click this link. Sensitive Data with Dropboxĭropbox at U-M may be used with some types of sensitive university data, including Protected Health Information (PHI), according to the Sensitive Data Guide: Dropbox at U-M. Advanced collaboration and productivity tools (e.g., Dropbox Paper, file locking, commenting, Dropbox badge, and more).įor more information on Dropbox Team Folders at U-M, refer to the Dropbox Team Folders page.Advanced data protection (e.g., version history and file recovery, advanced sharing permissions, password protection, granular permissions, and more).All of the core features (e.g., storage, anytime/anywhere access to files, secure sharing, and more).(For more information on what happens to your U-M Dropbox account when you leave the university, refer to Dropbox: Accounts for People Who Leave U-M.) Dropbox at U-M is a cloud file storage option that provides automatic backup and is readily accessible from any device. U-M Dropbox is available with 5TB of storage for individual accounts and currently no storage limit for Team Folders for all active faculty, staff, students, emeritus, and Type-1 sponsored affiliates at the Ann Arbor, Dearborn, Flint, and Michigan Medicine campuses.
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