Most organizations don't have many billions of dollars at stake. I doubt you'll find many Fortune 500 companies with a flippant attitude towards the GPLv3. You

Most organizations don't have many billions of dollars at stake. I doubt you'll find many Fortune 500 companies with a flippant attitude towards the GPLv3. You don't even see the GPLv3 used much by the "we love Open Source" crowd. Most externally released FOSS is under non-viral Open Source licenses. No big company wants to spend a million(s) dollars defending themselves from an NPE with an East Texas mailbox in a frivolous licensing suit. Worst case is a judge deciding the license infects their proprietary code because they're built on the same cluster. The rest of the world has hardly moved on. I've heard of multiple companies with the same GPLv3 policy as Apple for largely the same reasons.