"Not sure what you mean" https://archive.is/mVbJP https://archive.is/mVbJP "I said they have no right in the casual sense, which has a broader meaning to most

"Not sure what you mean" https://archive.is/mVbJP https://archive.is/mVbJP "I said they have no right in the casual sense, which has a broader meaning to most people." So you said it's a antitrust violation in the casual sense? Whatever that means? This is some interesting doubling down i guess. As for the rest, i suggest you go learn a little about the law, despite your flip-flopping about whether you are complaining about the law or the "casual sense" " Obviously changing client side code is not a derivative work." You keep using this phrase obviously, as if it makes your argument for you. It does not. You still have not made a single cogent argument here, whether we are talking about the current or whyanything should change. "Why not? I’m allowed to collect information from the air and do whatever I want with it, since it is just data, which I’m allowed to record in public spaces, and data is speech" Lots of legal assertions in here, can you disambiguate for me which are just "casual"? Hard to explain how wrong this is otherwise.