Iphone6 - why do I need to reenter appleID in order to see photos on Dropbox?

I just bought a 1Phone6 and it seems I have to enter the Apple ID in order to see photos on Dropbox? Can just one ID be for the phone like my iPad is set up?

You don't have to enter your Apple ID to see photos on your Dropbox account. Dropbox does require a userid and password to sign on. Normally this is your email address and whatever password you chose when you established the account. Since this email address may also be the same as your Apple ID identifier this may be confusing you.

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