The author can always do that. Someone who is not the author of the source code can do that as well if she received the code under the terms of a free software license.
It is evil (like any proprietary program) but yes, it is possible to
encounter binaries under a proprietary license even if its source code (but
does it really match?) is distributed under a free software license.
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