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Surely is only so long as you don't sue google over VP9 codec issues. It can't be a blanket "Never be sue'd" statement. These patents are all about a corporate
by Already__Taken 10y ago
Surely is only so long as you don't sue google over VP9 codec issues. It can't be a blanket "Never be sue'd" statement.
These patents are all about a corporate cold war esque standoff and a licence term like that to me sounds like a dead hand.
- kuschku 10y agoIt is a blanket "Never be sued over any patents" statement. That makes it quite problematic, because if you, as a company, want to implement WebRTC compatible with Chrome, Google can now use all your patents for free, and you can't do anything about it. It heavily surpresses innovation in the sector - existing big players can easily make a patent deal, but a new startup?