When Chen Yiyang received a call from Li Tiaotiao's developer, he was busy.
So the two exchanged only a few brief words.
Chen Yiyang made a promise to the other party, "You just need to update the software; I'll handle the rest. If anyone sends a legal notice to the company, just forward it to my legal team."
Li Tiaotiao's developer feared Tengxu, but Chen Yiyang did not.
Tengxu's method of sending legal notices is very effective against individual developers. Because whether it's justified or not, once a legal notice is sent, if you don't respond, they can proceed to sue you.
Then you'd face various difficulties: hiring a lawyer costs money, your boss might pressure you, and there's always the risk of losing the case.
However, this tactic doesn't work so well against someone like Chen Yiyang, who has a dedicated legal team.
If a lawsuit is really intended, it might take three to five years to reach a conclusion.
