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Could that product be Android or does Huawei use a non-Play store version that is exempted?
by spenvo 8y ago
Could that product be Android or does Huawei use a non-Play store version that is exempted?
- Kalium 8y agoThat's a very interesting question! However, it may not be salient. It's allegedly HP computer equipment - https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-huawei-skycom/exclusive-huawei-cfo-linked-to-firm-that-offered-hp-gear-to-iran-idUKBRE90U0CA20130131 https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-huawei-skycom/exclusive-h...
- ajross 8y agoYou could try to make a case about Android, but as you posit an open source internationally available source base would be hard to prosecute. This is surely about hardware.
- dmix 8y agoAndroid on production smartphones is hardly equivalent to the open source versions of Android available online...
- gen3 8y agoTrue, but the majority of it is. The customization of Android was done in China anyways, so I'm not sure there is an argument of it being a US export.
- xapata 8y agoLicense is different than copyright or ownership.
- ajross 8y agoAnd neither have anything in particular to do with export laws, which are the subject at hand.
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