Re:End-to-end encrypted messages need more than libsignal
by bsaul on Saturday December 10, 2022 @07:11AM
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I don’t think we understood each other. I’m saying twitter should have to release their client code *if their client code uses libsignal*.
What i’m saying about server code is the logic of agpl. GPL is about providing the means for users to obtain source code of the binary they’re running. There was a gap with api, where a given library feature could be exposed through network services and since no binary were downloaded then the code wouldn’t required to be open sourced. AGPL fixes that.
But we both agree that client code and server code are independent relative to their licensing terms.
What i’m saying about server code is the logic of agpl. GPL is about providing the means for users to obtain source code of the binary they’re running. There was a gap with api, where a given library feature could be exposed through network services and since no binary were downloaded then the code wouldn’t required to be open sourced. AGPL fixes that.
But we both agree that client code and server code are independent relative to their licensing terms.