Darn and I was going to patent that! ;-)
On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at 6:40 PM, Christopher Van Kirk
christopher.vank...@gmail.com wrote:
That's not going to stop them from coming after you, and it'll be on you
to explain the distinction in court (if they were really going to sue you).
They
On Sunday, August 28, 2011 5:41:53 AM UTC+2, Mark Carter wrote:
Out of interest, how do they get the dev's address?
Maybe they retrieve it via WHOIS'ing the domain name associated to the
developer contact information (meaning the whois information is not
protected/obfuscated) or via
If you have a App in the Market it's madatory to make a adress public for
billing.
And yes, this aplies to links also, because my Button is simply a Link to
the Android Market. In Android you can choose what to do with certain links.
Like youtube links open the Youtube Browser, so Market
Does it only matter if you link to your app's details Market page or is it
also a problem linking to your Other apps...?
On 29 August 2011 17:50, Andy m...@tekx.de wrote:
If you have a App in the Market it's madatory to make a adress public for
billing.
And yes, this aplies to links also,
go away fck spammer
On Aug 27, 2011 8:50 AM, Andy m...@tekx.de wrote:
Hi makjaveli,
i recieved a Lodsys letter 2 Days ago. Same Problem here. I have a button
in
my app linked to the Android Market. It's simply a button with a
underlaying
http Link pointing to the payed app URL. I can't think
That opens an interesting concept.If you want the paid version of my
game download this intermediary app that will then point you to the premium
game.They can't claim you are linking to an upgrade to your game if the
link is not in the free version Hmmm.
On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at 3:01
That's not going to stop them from coming after you, and it'll be on you
to explain the distinction in court (if they were really going to sue
you). They seem to think they've patented the link to purchase from an
app, and you could arguably conclude that even links inside a web
browser
It's reasonable to expect that they will attempt to shake down everyone
who sells an Android app. It's not reasonable to expect that they will
actually sue everyone they contact. Nobody has the resources to do that.
I still think this is just one guy in a dark room writing threatening
letters
The guy is still writing letters so it stands to reason some people are
paying him.
On 8/27/2011 2:49 PM, Andy wrote:
Hi makjaveli,
i recieved a Lodsys letter 2 Days ago. Same Problem here. I have a
button in my app linked to the Android Market. It's simply a button
with a underlaying http
Out of interest, how do they get the dev's address?
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