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> in their software? I made mistake thinking it was user's software.
by timeon 1y ago
> in their software?
I made mistake thinking it was user's software.
- alkonaut 1y agoIf the user develops something they can do it however they want. It’s not “theirs” because it’s installed on their machine. They can’t even control how it runs on their machine short of sandboxing it. They can choose to run it as the developer wanted or not at all. You didn’t answer the question: should it be somehow banned?