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Expiration and time limits
Hello, I would like to share particular files by putting a link on a website. The files need to be available for public download for a particular length of time (in this case about 15 days).
When l...
Hi kdave, thanks for messaging today!
Shared links don't have an expiration date by default. However, if you're on a Dropbox Professional or Business plan, then you can set an expiration date so that after a certain date, the link will no longer be accessible.
Hope this helps to clarify matters!
Jay
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffHi kdave, thanks for messaging today!
Shared links don't have an expiration date by default. However, if you're on a Dropbox Professional or Business plan, then you can set an expiration date so that after a certain date, the link will no longer be accessible.
Hope this helps to clarify matters!
So, does that mean we will not get to know how long the link can be opened by others if we don't have Dropbox Professional or Business plan? will they be able to see it forever?
- Walter
Hey priyanka biswas, thanks for joining the discussion here.
I just wanted to mention that shared links don't have an expiration date by default exactly like Jay mentioned, only Dropbox Professional and Dropbox Business users can set an expiry date, password protection and/or disable downloads if needed.
If you're not on those plans, your shared links will work for as long as you don't delete the shared links themselves or the files they point to.
I hope this helps!
Is this still the case today on the free plan - shared links will work for as long as you don't delete the shared links themselves or the files they point to?
