I was reading the recent reviews on the Mobile Android app and found that Sync's support people were responding to complaints about the 10 folder limit with: "Dear XXXX, note that 10 folders limit is not applied to Sync for mobile. Sync Support Team." or "Dear XXXX, note that limitation of 10 folders is only applied to desktop computers. Sync Team." I know a few people in this thread has mentioned how it's easy to exceed the 10 folder limit on a mobile device because you can't merge all the folders you want to sync under one folder because each apps expects to find their files in a specific location thus you have to create a separate Sync folders for each App you want to sync data for which can eat up your 10 folder limit quickly. I personally run into this issue too. Based on the responses above by the Sync team, it sounds like you can create more than 10 folders on a mobile device without having to upgrade to Pro BUT even if this is true, I'm not syncing my mobile device to another mobile device but to my PC which is limited to 10 folders thus having unlimited folders on a mobile device for free is still useless unless you pay for Pro on the PC. I also see this whole unlimited folders for free on mobile and not PC as a big WTF! but that could just be me. To me a nice compromise that the Sync team could do is only apply the 10 folder limit to Sync folders created using the new v2.x Sync folder format while allowing unlimited number of Sync folders using the v1.4x Sync folder format. It sounds like (I haven't verified myself) that the v2.x apps are backward compatible with the v1.4x folder format and you can create new v1.4x folders via the v2.x apps so they would just have to update their license code to check for total # of v2.x Sync folders instead of all Sync folders which I'd like to think would be a quick change but I'm not a developer nor do I know what their code looks like. I think that would go a long way to making a lot of people happy again and would be a legitimate way for them to keep their promise of not removing any v1.4x features. Granted this might be a somewhat short term "fix" being that I'm sure they will want to eventually stop supporting the v1.4x format from a code bloat point of view. Sure they made a promise to not remove any features from v2.x that were in v1.4x but I doubt they will make the same promise for v3.x. As such I still feel, like many others, that a re-evaluation of their pricing model still needs to get done. A non-subscription option for at least personal / home users would be nice as in pay once for a major version with updates (security) then an upgrade price for the next major release if we feel the need to upgrade. Any ways, that's my feedback