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by xxs 30 days ago
>This judgment fails to recognize our significant investment to ensure Android remains open

I wonder if that could be considered contempt of courts.

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It's perfectly fine to disagree with a court's decision, what's the crime here?
Because it's factually and flagrantly incorrect.

> Contempt of court is a legal offense that occurs when an individual or organization interferes with the administration of justice or willfully disrespects a court's authority, dignity, or orders.

You can disagree with the judgment as long as you follow the orders.
Also, very rich given their very active attempts at nailing the door shut on every version of Android except for Android + Google
Absolutely. If anyone disagree with learned opinion of their lordships, they must be charged with contempt of court and barred from speaking on court judgements in future.