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Money can’t just make anything happen for any reason. Please re-read my first comment to you. Google has no apparent legal authority to stand on to do what you’
by coder543 3y ago
Money can’t just make anything happen for any reason. Please re-read my first comment to you. Google has no apparent legal authority to stand on to do what you’re suggesting. You’re not even pretending to explain where they would get the legal authority instead of getting sued into oblivion.
You’re just shouting at Google to go stomp over to Qualcomm and throw a tantrum since they have no authority to more. It makes no sense.
Good luck with that.
- pjmlp 3y ago[flagged]
- coder543 3y agoYou’re the one making the extraordinary claim that Google has the authority to force Qualcomm into a far reaching support agreement. That kind of claim deserves evidence from you if you want it to be taken seriously. I never claimed to be a lawyer. Google can certainly ask Qualcomm to provide more support, but I would be very surprised if they haven’t already done that. Android is open source. If Google overstepped, then Samsung and Qualcomm would fork Android. They don’t need Google, but I’m sure they prefer to mutually benefit with Google. Google is not Microsoft. Android is not Windows. Google does not “own” Android in the way that Microsoft owns Windows. I have attempted to have a good faith conversation about your original reply, but you don’t seem interested. This conversation is going nowhere, so again… good luck with that.