Searching for "Beijing Lakesha Network Technology" (with quotes) only seems to bring up a couple of pages of results, most of which are trademark registrations

Searching for "Beijing Lakesha Network Technology" (with quotes) only seems to bring up a couple of pages of results, most of which are trademark registrations (including the US trademark registration for Monkey[0] — the info Apple allegedly refused to supply when requested. I mean: it is publicly available already, I guess their administrative obligation ends with providing the company name and the offending mark in the App Store rejection notification?). To me, that doesn't seem like they are 'farming' trademarks or patents (not that anyone claimed they were - I'm just looking for anything that smells fishy, and to me: this is not) — that is to say: just a couple of pages of trademarks seems reasonable to me, and just seems like a fairly small(ish) handful of protected IP that one could infringe upon — it doesn't strike me that their business model is trademarking lots of generic words. It's certainly a lot less trademark filings than the likes of Facebook and such. [0] https://trademarks.justia.com/880/97/monkey-88097148.html https://trademarks.justia.com/880/97/monkey-88097148.html