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They're just going to go through the ICANN arbitration process and take it. They've done it to countless domains in the past.
by dnsworks 17y ago
They're just going to go through the ICANN arbitration process and take it. They've done it to countless domains in the past.
- jpalmer 17y agoI don't think so. One of the things you have to prove in a UDRP is that the domain had been registered in bad faith. Since it was registered in 1997, I don't think Apple would have much luck here.