> I think in a dispute, Google would very likely win.
In the US. But OSM doesn’t have to care about that – the worst that could happen would be them being banned from doing business in the US, or their profits being seized.
Which is no risk to them.
In the US. But OSM doesn’t have to care about that – the worst that could happen would be them being banned from doing business in the US, or their profits being seized.
Which is no risk to them.
It's run by the US company Telenav (all over the terms: http://openstreetview.org/terms/ ).
I guess individual users are giving OpenStreetView/Telenav some permissions via OpenStreetMap oauth.