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If they infringe on his intellectual property rights they must normally be removed, I assume.
by Aulig 5y ago
If they infringe on his intellectual property rights they must normally be removed, I assume.
- rad_gruchalski 5y agoIf he proves in the courts that they do, yes. Just because someone else has built another keyboard for the watch does not mean that any IP was infringed on.
- alisonkisk 5y agoOK then why was FlickType banned without a court order?
- qweqwweqwe-90i 5y agoBecause Apple doesn't allow keyboard apps on their devices.
- tartoran 5y agoBeside the IP the copycat kb apps are nefarious for the app store users but I get it, Apple does not care about its users, it just pretends to when it suits their interests...
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