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But copyright doesn’t deal with secrets. Just the opposite: it gives control over something that one has made public and attaches upon publication.
by GavinMcG 3y ago
But copyright doesn’t deal with secrets. Just the opposite: it gives control over something that one has made public and attaches upon publication.
- User23 3y agoSure, but it’s an alternative way a large SaaS provider might attempt to defend whatever competitive advantage its code provides. I’m not saying it’s equivalent or even as good, just that a company with good data controls could probably grow large absent IP laws. We’d probably also see rapid advances in homomorphic encryption to enable deployed software.