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Perhaps the delay was because I only answered it now. Or it may be a security issue-I just saw an email asking if it was me who signed in the iphone so that had been in mail since 2:46. Well the first file finally was completely uploaded. But will it use wifi? I did not see info on phone about that. This may be a problem of bad connection for my cellphone. I just got this app today and these are the only files I have tried to upload so I don't know what would be in the cache to be emptied. I leaned the phone in the window for quite a while before I turned off cellular data for dropbox and still not one file uploaded. In my house I can text on my phone but I can only take calls at the window. Only one shows that it is in the process of uploading but it is so slow and may be stalled. On my phone the folder contains the 10 files I put in. the folder I created on my phone does show up in dropbox on my laptop but it is empty. I did use the + button and then the create folder. Last but not least, could you ensure that you don't have any pending updates for your iPhone's OS and our mobile application's as well (you can look in your mobile's app store for possible updates)? Once this is done then please ensure you log out of the Dropbox application, then restart your device and log back in again.

Tap the gear icon in the upper-left corner of the screen To clear your cache, please follow the steps listed below:

How long have they been like this ("waiting to upload") and how did you upload them in the first place? Did you use the + button which is the way to manually upload files to your Dropbox account using an iPhone?Īlso, have you tried another wifi and/or cellular data and rebooting your phone at all lately?Īnother thing I'd like you to try is clear the cache on your app and then sign out and back into your Dropbox account. This second option may not be any faster than a mobile upload, but if you have a large number of files you can leave Dropbox open overnight to allow the upload to finish.Īpologies for the lengthy response I hope it helps! Then connect your phone to that computer (for example, with a USB cord). To use this option, sign in to the Dropbox app on that computer with the same account you're signed in to on your phone. This automatically transfers new photos or videos to Dropbox when you plug your device into a computer with the Dropbox desktop app. Disable the "Optimize iPhone Storage" setting on your phone To address this issue, try the following: This process can be slowed by the strength of the server connection, and it only works over Wi-Fi. For Dropbox to upload the high-res file, it has to connect to iCloud’s servers, download the photo, and then sync it to Dropbox. “Optimize iPhone Storage” stores the high-resolution versions of your files to the cloud, and keeps low-res versions on your device. You have “Optimize iPhone Storage” enabled in your iCloud Photo settings. You have “iCloud Photo Library” enabled Moreover Dropbox syncing can be slow on iOS devices if the following are true: To fix this issue, please keep the app in the foreground while an upload is in progress. After this, iOS stops the process to save battery on your device.

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When the app is put in the background (in other words, you’re actively looking at some other app instead of Dropbox), Dropbox can only run manual uploads for a few minutes.

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Thanks for the update Nura - much appreciated.Īnother thing I'd like to add at this point is that if you’re manually uploading files using the “+” (plus) button, uploads will only run while the app is in the foreground (in other words, it’s the app you’re actively looking at).