In this case, there's an open source maintainer who was fine with a MIT license, and even helping onboard people from a big tech firm, only to realize that even attribution was too much to ask.
Since the terms of the license were violated, there's not much to learn about which license was chosen. The only lesson to learn is that big tech will steal everything that isn't nailed to the ground, and then some.
Since the terms of the license were violated, there's not much to learn about which license was chosen. The only lesson to learn is that big tech will steal everything that isn't nailed to the ground, and then some.