You're getting downvoted because you turned aggressive, but you're also not looking at this in quite the way that the legal system might. When Lenovo sold a pr

You're getting downvoted because you turned aggressive, but you're also not looking at this in quite the way that the legal system might. When Lenovo sold a product that (presumably) depended on a service they had under contract (even if just a EULA) with Google, they made a promise of continued functionality to the user. Google changed the service, causing damages to the user, yes, but as Lenovo is the mediator of the exchange, the user sues Lenovo (for selling a device that stopped functioning) and then Lenovo sues Google (for the damages of them getting sued.