This implies that it was licensed software written by some org other than OIG, because if OIG wrote it, it would have been public domain. Either way, OIG wouldn't be the aggrieved party here. Needs more details.
Using non-public data, that's another story and more clear cut. https://x.com/jmillerWFED/status/1482055106925416453
I'm saying if you work at a company and use their crappy commercial software and decide to write a clone, then it isn't the employer's job to defend a vendor's market share of one vendor vs another.& how an employee makes sure that happens in is own time/resources is another issu
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