If the owner deletes the folder, then you will also lose the files in it. Later, the owner may also decide to transfer ownership to you, at which point you would gain the power to delete files, invite new people, or make other changes. You may also be able to invite new people to the folder, as long as the owner has granted you permission to do so (not everyone does this).
What does this mean? At the very least, you will be able to view the files, or maybe edit them, and upload new files to the folder. If your friend is the owner of the folder, then you will have secondary permissions. Let’s say you belong to a shared folder with a friend. His question: If he is not the owner of the folder, and the owner decides to delete or unshare the folder, will he be able to keep copies of the photos? The following post explains how to keep shared files in Dropbox if you are not the owner of the shared folder in question.īefore I dive into the details, a key concept to understand is who owns the shared folder. A reader of Dropbox In 30 Minutes, 2nd Edition, recently contacted me about a situation involving a shared folder filled with photos.
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