FBI Seizes Android App Websites
For the first time, the federal government has seized websites suspected of illegal distribution of Android apps. The websites snappzmarket.com, applanet.net, and appbucket.net have been taken down, with the only content being the image you see above. Previously, it has been up to the Android app community to regulate itself, and the government is becoming involved for the first time. So what do you think, did they cross the line, or did these websites, accused of pirating Android apps, get what they deserve?
Updates to come as I find out more.
(Source: NPR Radio)
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