Bob Flynn
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Box storage platform already has optimizations in place to intelligently detect active (most recently and frequently used) data, and migrate it to cost-effective tiers. Great suggestion though!
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Thanks for your feedback. We unfortunately don't have plans to support a Linux client for Box Drive at this time.
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Although this suggestion is not under consideration for the current or future roadmap, please reach out to Google to communicate your request.
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I would just like to be able to get a report of all users using a given application or all applications enabled by a given user.
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The wording here is a little vague. It strongly suggests the ability to limit the quantity of data. I would be more supportive of the ability to limit the ability to mark specific content for MFO. For example, if a user has access to a folder with PHI there should be some means to either keep anyone from marking that folder for MFO, or preventing specific permission levels.
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We are currently focused on building groups for access to 1st and 3rd party apps and specific enterprise settings in Box rather than focusing on groups or individual users for sharing controls. Uservoice request here: pulse.box.com/admin/v3/suggestions/36670615
To achieve granular sharing controls, you can explore using Box Shield to classify sensitive content and set access policies to that content.
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I support the idea of having these controls for specific users as long as they can also be controlled/applied to specific content.
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This suggestion is under consideration by the Product Team for future development, however, it is not on our roadmap. Please share additional feedback and use cases to help us understand the importance of this release.
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We would greatly appreciate the ability for end users, at least folder owner/co-owner to view/export access stats for any folder, much less a set of folders.
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Due to other higher priority items, this has been deprioritized.
We have received this request from a researcher. They have some instrumentation tied to a machine with Drive installed to write the results to Box. When a cycle of the testing is done they want that folder hidden so thee is no chance that a previous cycle's results will be overwritten by a future cycle.
I didn't go into details. I would have thought they'd need to rename folders to identify testing cycles anyway, but they seemed to think it was an issue. I can see where you wouldn't feel entirely comfortable with the possibility that it could get overwritten and not have someone there to notice it.