If you think about it, that's happening every time that you get a closed-source binary distributed to you. They're giving you a license to the binary, but not t

If you think about it, that's happening every time that you get a closed-source binary distributed to you. They're giving you a license to the binary, but not to the source. It's certainly weird for the binary license to be Apache, rather than some proprietary EULA, though.