Wednesday, September 24, 2014 9:19:21 AM
In my mind, since we have the only valid license to manufacture these units, and since by law, we have a right to enforce our right to seek legal action so as to prevent the use of biometrics by any other than those who obtain the right to build and sell these units via our patents, I believe we have the upper hand, and regardless of how much resistance we might face, they have to abide by what is law. Enforcing or right will cost money, but in the end it all comes back as we win case by case.
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