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> Forking the SDK is explicitly not allowed That is not true. The SDK's source-code, like much of Android, is licensed under the APL 2.0 license. The SDK licen
by bad_user 12y ago
> Forking the SDK is explicitly not allowed
That is not true. The SDK's source-code, like much of Android, is licensed under the APL 2.0 license. The SDK license you're referring to and that has restrictions applies to the binaries, as packaged and distributed by Google.