> It's one thing to argue that they don't do that sort of thing anymore Even if you argued that, you'd be dead wrong - they won't reveal which Android patents

> It's one thing to argue that they don't do that sort of thing anymore Even if you argued that, you'd be dead wrong - they won't reveal which Android patents they use for extortion, till very recently pushed for adoption of the FAT32 filesystem so they could extract patent fees from that. Now that those patents have expired, they're doing the same with ExFAT, all while lobbying against open document formats, and deliberately making their own as difficult to work with as possible. That's all just from the top of my head, without even going into Windows 10.