> Not a laywer, from what I understand patents specifically pertain to "implementation".
There should be identical blocks of code which I doubt they have. I think by "identically" they mean the same thought/method.
There should be identical blocks of code which I doubt they have. I think by "identically" they mean the same thought/method.
Courts assume the USPTO is competent, so overturning a patent is extremely costly. The bottom line is: practically speaking, ideas are patentable but without complete certainty of prevailing in court.