A developer posted on the Javascript version of the online forum Reddit, saying that he received a letter from Apple, informing him that his app displayed the word Javascript, which had constituted an infringement of Oracle's trademark, and asked the developer to comply with the requirements and Stop the App service immediately.
A netizen with the ID of imacpro1 posted a request for help on the Javascript version of the online forum Reddit, saying that his Html, Css, and Javascript code snippet editor app was removed from the iTunes store by Apple, and told him that he infringed Oracle's Javascript trademark. Let's ask the netizens how to deal with it, or give up the confrontation directly.
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Many people know that I am learning the full stack, and they all naively think that I have a full set of video learning materials such as front-end and web page production. I want to say you guys are right, I do have the full set of video stuff on the front end.
The Javascript with US trademark registration number 2416017 is owned by Oracle. Apple mentioned in the letter that the seller of the iTunes App is not authorized by Oracle, but clearly displays the word Javascript, and such unauthorized use of Oracle's intellectual property may lead to consumers Mistakenly believing that the app was released by Oracle has constituted an infringement, and Apple requires the seller to immediately stop the service of the app to prevent consumer confusion and safeguard Oracle's intellectual property rights.
The post attracted a lot of responses from netizens, some of whom believed that they should strive for it, and some netizens believed that the moderator should directly change the name of the app or use ECMAScript. In any case, it seems that Javascript is not as free and free as everyone thinks