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Failure to enforce any provision of the Terms of Service does not constitute a waiver of such provision


Service: Dropbox
Status: APPROVED
Case: Failure to enforce any provision of the Terms of Service does not constitute a waiver of such provision
Changes: 3
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Author: Agnes_De_Lion (20760) Staff


<p>Dropbox’s failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver of its right to do so later.


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