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Is this enforceable? Or is it more of a "If you get caught using it in the future more legal ramifications?"

• abhi3 9y ago
  Violating a judgment would invite contempt proceedings, which means huge fines for Uber and possible prison for all involved senior executives.
  • mediocrejoker 9y ago
    Sure, theoretically they are required to follow this and the consequences for not doing so are dire. In practice, however, is there any way for the judge to know if Uber is complying, or does this essentially rely on the honor system?
    • abhi3 9y ago
      Alphabet could complain or there could be a whistleblower
    • manyoso 9y ago
      Look at the new discovery that the Judge is allowing Waymo. In effect, Waymo gets to look at all internal LIDAR development at Uber to see if they can find their trade secrets.
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