Oracle Corporation

Activist letter urging USPTO to cancel Oracle’s JavaScript trademark, citing abandonment and genericization, with a public sign-on and pro bono filing plan.

Proton Meet claims CLOUD Act-friendly privacy but actually runs on US-based LiveKit Cloud infrastructure, with telemetry, call records, and most sub-processors located in the US, undermining the product’s privacy marketing and creating regulatory/compliance risk.

Netscape and Sun announced JavaScript in 1995 as an open, cross‑platform scripting language with broad industry endorsements and plans to standardize via W3C/IETF, with Sun reporting about $6B in annual revenues and ~14,000 employees.