Sharing information under pressure from the government is different from asking for leadership from a war criminal and co-architect of an incredibly shady administration.<p>In the first case, it&#x27;s something that companies can fight back against (and some have) as long as their hands aren&#x27;t tied by unconstitutional, secret pressure.<p>In the second case, it&#x27;s the company actively going out to ask for that kind of influence on their organization. And, furthermore, Dropbox&#x27;s reason to exist is to keep your privacy. It&#x27;s not like a gaming site or something. Leaking your Dropbox information would almost always compromise your privacy&#x2F;safety.