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The point of being GPL free is you don't need to release source code. If you combine this with the other point of Fuchsia, hardcore security, the final combine
by lpu4o74p 8y ago
The point of being GPL free is you don't need to release source code.
If you combine this with the other point of Fuchsia, hardcore security, the final combined result is that nobody can audit what Google is actually doing on "your" devices. And that's why.
- DannyB2 8y agoAssuming Google doesn't need to hide anything, being GPL free could be so that others (like device drivers) don't need to release source code.