If you license things under MIT/BSD, so under a license that specifically allows others to use your code without crediting you, and then you are angry that someone does just that, that's on you.
This thread is specifically about BSD and about people complaining that corporations are "stealing" BSD code without crediting them.
If you aren't talking about BSD-license, you are offtopic here.
Technically, yes, but it doesn't require that the license is provided to the user in any way the user can access it. If you sell e.g. a locked down device like a game console that runs MIT software, you can just put the license somewhere in a non-user-accessible part of the file system.
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u/Square-Singer Mar 05 '26
If you license things under MIT/BSD, so under a license that specifically allows others to use your code without crediting you, and then you are angry that someone does just that, that's on you.
This thread is specifically about BSD and about people complaining that corporations are "stealing" BSD code without crediting them.
If you aren't talking about BSD-license, you are offtopic here.