> What threat? > if you don't quit doing that, they'll sue. I think you answered your own question. But there’s nothing inherently wrong about a lawyer prote

> What threat? > if you don't quit doing that, they'll sue. I think you answered your own question. But there’s nothing inherently wrong about a lawyer protecting his client / employer’s IP. Sometimes lawyers have to make threats to do that. It’s within their rights to threaten (make demands). If they don’t enforce their trademarks they can even lose them. You don’t have to adhere to their demands, and if you think you’re in the right and have the financial resources you should probably lawyer up and stand your ground and see what the court ruling says. But from what I’ve seen Magic Leap is a very secretive company. Secretive organizations will want control of the distribution of information. It’s just how they operate. Apple will fire their best engineers with a single leak. IANAL but if being in control of every inconsequential piece of information is that important to them (even if it’s an API documentation that is distributed to developers), they’re not letting off on this.