New Advertisement and Internet connection permissions for Simple SMS Messenger on Google Play Store...
New Advertisement and Internet connection permissions for Simple SMS Messenger on Google Play Store...
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I'm really curious about the amount of money exchanged. It must have been an enormous amount in order to do a "I'd even sell my mom for that" and don't feel dirty
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the developer, and this isnt exaggeration, does not understand gpl v3. he literally got confused when people told him he had no right to sell contributed code. you can see for yourself in the github discussions
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You can sell GPL code. Even if you aren't the author. What you must do is share the code with those customers though.
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you cant sell othwrs ans then close source which is what they did to my knowledge
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You perfectly can sell GPL code. And you can double-license yourself (provided that you are the copyright holder) as GPL and a privative license. A lot of companies do that, legally and correctly.
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Open source can be sold/commercialised. I think you're confusing between FOSS and open source.
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FOSS and open source is the same thing
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I'm pretty sure what he sold was not the code but access to this play store account so that the new owner can push updated version to his current users.
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There were multiple reports about sleazy companies reaching out to developers of popular apps and Chrome addons and offering them money for their accounts. The money is really good but there's still a lot of devs that can say 'no'. They will just use to track some people, it's not a completely new business that will grow and earn them money like Instagram or something.
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