How to use digital dropbox
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Digital dropboxes allow users to store and share files online, providing an easy way for collaboration and file sharing between individuals or groups. Users can upload files of any type into their digital dropbox from any device and access the files from anywhere at any time. Other users with access to the shared dropbox folder can then download, view, edit, and collaborate on the files as needed for projects or other work.
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