Thread: Apple Tries To Acquire Dropbox for $800 Million, Dropbox Refuses
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Old 09-12-2011, 05:38 PM   #44
Andrew H.
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Originally Posted by wodin View Post
I don't think the goal is to buy the client base, I think it's to close the loophole to iTunes the Dropbox represents.

The fallacy of that is that Dropbox is not the only loophole, and even Apple does not have the resources to close them all.

When you wall off your garden, plugging the holes in the wall become job one.
Itunes is not a walled garden.
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