Nextcloud 4+

Generally, this app works great; it is one of the bases upon which Nextcloud integrates so well with iOS, including accessing and, with the right server setup, even editing many file types from right within the app. With the 4.9.2 release however, Two-Factor Authentication via Nextcloud notification temporarily stopped working with the iOS app. Resetting the app didn’t restore functionality, and removing/reinstalling the app didn’t either. Neither did removing/reinstallling the Two-Factor Authentication via Nextcloud notification (version 3.8.0) on the Nextcloud server itself (version 27.1.3; UPDATE: BUT SEE BELOW!). This functionality worked fine in the iOS app version 4.9.1. Other logged-in clients (besides iOS) continued to receive such notifications & affect new client logins to Nextcloud successfully.
UPDATE: This issue was resolved not by an iOS app update, but by an upgrade of the server to 27.1.4. This is a great example of the integration to their system that Nextcloud is always working on, and returns my review to five stars!
Otherwise, great app & I look forward to updates & generally where the app is going. Thanks!

This was a great app, but it won’t let any files remain downloaded for offline use more than 30 days, or so. Using mobile data while traveling and syncing critical files have left me gasping when none of my data center files that spent weeks at hotspots, Internet cafes, dial up, tethered and data capped priority data in regions that even have cell towers.. running off solar, in remote environments.. this app has performed well except on any apple device which intentionally c*ockblovks any competition from invading the bloated and restrictive Apple data sphere. It’s the only reason that I can see why this app will not work.. Apple doesn’t like competition, or direct confrontation.. silently making people’s digital lives worse with infuriatingly ridiculous nuances of oppressive big tech attempting to support everyone on the diverse brochure, except anyone that’s not part of the overlord cult of Apple.
Shame, this app did work well before it became an apparent threat to Apple’s cloud storage scheme

When Dropbox lowered device limit to 3, I had been thinking about switching over but was hesitant at first due to modest reviews. And when Google Photos changed their terms, that’s when I said that’s enough. I’m glad I moved over (in 2021) because the system is rock solid. Used it for several months and no issues at all, and syncing across many devices as I need both Mac and PC laptop/desktop for work. And also for wife. And soon, for my kids. I still keep Dropbox for sharing video publicly (they seem to do this best) and others too, but with unlimited storage, no subscription fee (other than server cost), privacy and robust tech, what’s not to like?