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No, it just explains that whenever you make an HTTP request to an AGPL server, you are entitled to the source code of the server (under AGPL). Obviously, Google
by mormegil 4y ago
No, it just explains that whenever you make an HTTP request to an AGPL server, you are entitled to the source code of the server (under AGPL). Obviously, Google does not want to give you the source code to any of its services (which are generally accessible via HTTP), so it needs to be very careful not to get any of those under AGPL (which could happen by linking (not just HTTP-connecting) to AGPL libraries/software).