A reasonable interpretation would be that they had a previous process that eliminated delivery latency and required no manual manpower for responding, so changing it has been done to induce artificial friction, against the intent of the license.
replyNot that the intent of a license can be enforced.
Compliance with the intent of the law is one of the things courts get to decide on.
replySomeone just needs to be crazy enough to sue (and rich/lucky enough to win)
In the US? Under the current political and economic circumstances? Against Google's legal department? I wouldn't get my hopes up...
replyNo, it would be in Canada.
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