Google would only be able to sell new versions of Android, mainly starting with 10. They can't revoke the Apache license on Android through version 9. On top o

Google would only be able to sell new versions of Android, mainly starting with 10. They can't revoke the Apache license on Android through version 9. On top of that, Android 7 already switched to OpenJDK. It no longer uses Harmony as a result in addition to their custom rewrites. So even if Oracle wins, Android hasn't been in violation of any API copyright they have for about two years now.