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Old 03-24-2012, 08:06 AM   #18
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I realize that. But how many IP rights holders have been infringed upon by the Chinese? Many. I'm sure many more than are in this suit.

Thus, my feelings of irony.
The US herself is no white knight. In both World Wars the US simply grabbed German patents on a huge scale. (Germany herself was quite happy to copy English technology during the industrial revolution - just as everyone else) The Neem tree patent controversy showed that the US is still quite happy to grab other nations' IP. You'll probably have a hard time to find a country that's innocent in this regard.

To my knowledge all apps that are being sold via Apple's store have to be approved by Apple first. They also take 30% of the sales revenue for themselves. That seems sufficient reasons to me to hold them responsible for IP violations.
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