Thats a good questions.
I know that even Google Engineers will suggest that if you want to use
the icons in the SDK that you make your own copy to bundle with the
app. Although based on what you've highlighted here thats not supposed
to happen.
However, at the same time all the source is license
This is really hard to find out. There's no clear statement that SDK
components as platform images are effectively Open Source (under
Apache License).
There are a lot of paid apps that use, for example, Gingerbread icons
and drawables, even full apps ripped or reverse-engineered from
Gingerbread
On Jan 28, 4:06 am, Mariux mariu...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
is there some sort of prohibition to use official Android icons in
paid apps?
The Android SDK Terms of use reports this:
3.3 Except to the extent required by applicable third party licenses,
you may not copy (except for backup
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