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by AquiGorka
2806 days ago
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> opening yourself up to a claim if you decide to package it up into an app Even though there is public domain tech from 2014 using it? (@nilknarf's). I was under the impression when something is part of the public domain there can't be a patent claim on it. |
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https://patents.google.com/patent/US20160021148A1 (see the "grant" status line)
I think it should not have been granted there being prior art, but for it to be turned over, I think it would have to be challenged in court. That's my limited understanding as a non-US person without any experience with patents whatsoever.