I don't agree its their right to do this. Slowly changing the ecosystem from one purporting to be open source to a walled garden is not what I signed up for. A

I don't agree its their right to do this. Slowly changing the ecosystem from one purporting to be open source to a walled garden is not what I signed up for. A big selling point of AOSP was to have an open place for people to develop that would be less encumbered by a single company like Apple. Sadly Google has been slowly moving code out of AOSP into the proprietary portion.