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If it's a "dealing pot" sort of infringement (e.g. against patents that shouldn't exist, but do), then it's a legitimate reason to hide their tracks. If it's a
by mcbits 10y ago
If it's a "dealing pot" sort of infringement (e.g. against patents that shouldn't exist, but do), then it's a legitimate reason to hide their tracks. If it's a "robbing banks" level of infringement, then it's not.
- eropple 10y agoThat, and robbing banks is a violation of criminal law. Patent infringement is a tort. Way different set of concerns.