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Yeah, tbh I'd with that Java was more independent then there maybe they're wouldn't have been so much of that mitigation over android... I think there is still

by rob_c 5y ago

Yeah, tbh I'd with that Java was more independent then there maybe they're wouldn't have been so much of that mitigation over android... I think there is still the fear of something like this happening with .net if anyone ships with a modified version or reimplements a piece to meet their own needs, at least from chatting with my developer friends over coffee.

simion314 5y ago
>Yeah, tbh I'd with that Java was more independent then there maybe they're wouldn't have been so much of that mitigation over android... Wouldn't then Java be already EEE by MS with their Visual J++ /J# ? You would have fragmentation in Java like you have with JavaScript APIs that can be non standard , or work differently in different browsers. From my memory in the end Google had to pay because they really copy pasted code from the original Java source so they did not respected the license.