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>Being 'most litigious' does not imply they are patent trolls. sure, just responding to your claim that big, 'reasonable' companies use their IP defensively or
by tooltalk 8y ago
>Being 'most litigious' does not imply they are patent trolls.
sure, just responding to your claim that big, 'reasonable' companies use their IP defensively or "protective[ly]."
> They could be pursuing legit defence of their IP.
that's true for most 'reasonable' companies, but not apple.
> FYI in your example - Apple in many ways has no choice but to sue.
and your logic is akin to saying patent trolls have no choice, but sue to defend their assets. And we are not talking crackberry; we are talking about a small mom-and-pop supermarket in Poland whose domain name, a.pl, doesn't even resemble anything remotely close to Apple.