The information in this article applies to all Dropbox customers.
To set a passcode on the Dropbox Android app:
Once you set a passcode, you will be required to enter it each time you launch or return to the Dropbox app.
From the Configure Passcode settings page, you can change your passcode or turn it off. You can also enable a setting that will delete any offline files stored on your device if the wrong passcode is entered more than ten times.
To set a passcode on the Dropbox iPad app:
Now every time you launch or return to the Dropbox app, you'll be required to enter your passcode. Your device will be logged out from Dropbox if there are 10 consecutive failed passcode attempts.
You can change your passcode from the Passcode Lock settings.
To set a passcode on the Dropbox iPhone app:
To set a passcode on the Dropbox Windows Phone app:
You can change your passcode in the Security settings.
To set a passcode on the Dropbox Windows tablet app:
You can reset your passcode and turn off the passcode prompt by removing your Dropbox profile:
This will remove your Dropbox profile credentials, but it will not affect the contents of your Dropbox folder. The next time you open the Dropbox app, you will need to log in using your password, but a passcode will not be required.
If that doesn’t work, you can also log out of your device remotely from dropbox.com. The next time you open the Dropbox app on your device you will be prompted to log in, but a passcode won't be required.
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