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Dropbox
- See your Dropbox file previews right within your Slack conversations.
- Start Slack conversations about your work from Dropbox.
- Keep track of where work has been shared in Slack from file activity feeds in Dropbox.
Dropbox will ask to:
Dropbox will be able to modify information about your public channels, including name and purpose, as well as archive and create new ones.
Dropbox will be able to access basic information about your public channels (including names, topics, purposes, creation date, and latest message).
Dropbox will be able to send messages to your workspace.
Dropbox will be able to access basic information about your private channels (including names, topics, purposes, creation date, and latest message).
Dropbox will be able to access basic information about your direct messages (including names, topics, purposes, and creation date).
Dropbox will be able to modify the unread status of your direct messages.
Dropbox will be able to view www.dropbox.com URLs to provide previews and other functionality.
Dropbox will be able to add link previews for messages containing www.dropbox.com URLs.
Dropbox will be able to view the email addresses of your Slack workspace’s members.
Dropbox will be able to access information about your workspace, including name, email domain, and icon.
Dropbox will be able to access basic information about your group messages (including names, topics, purposes, and creation date).
Dropbox will be able to send messages on your behalf to your workspace.
Dropbox will be able to install a bot user that appears in and has access to your workspace’s directory. It can also post messages and view activity on messages in any channel it is invited to.
Dropbox will be able to access profile information for all users on your workspace, including names and contact information.
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