Question

Large groups have objected clauses in version 2.2
of-
A. Licensing
issues
B. Issues regarding use
OF 2.2.
c. Issues regarding modification of 2.2.
D. Issues regarding patents​

Answer 1

Answer:

y

Explanation:

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Answer 2

D- Issues regarding patents

This same connection between the patent system and software still isn't obvious. Technology is a one-of-a-kind structure that combines both artistic and utilitarian elements. While intellectual property law protects the creative parts of software, patent law may cover the functional features of software. This chapter focuses on the interplay between patent law and open source licencing.

A patent grants the owner the exclusive right to prevent anyone else from manufacturing, using, or exporting the alleged innovation. Free and open - source licences, on the other hand, provide unrestricted rights to change, build, distribute, and use the programme. In the absence of clear treatment in the licence, the patent-related right to exclude and the open-source-granted right to use appear to be in conflict.