On March 27, the news that “Google will end open source Android” spread online, triggering many speculations and concerns in the community. Does this mean that the open source spirit has regressed, and how much impact will it have on all parties? People from mobile phone manufacturers such as Honor, OPPO, and Vivo told First Finance that the short-term impact is limited. However, in the long run, this is also a dangerous trick for Google. Some individual developers believe that Google's approach clearly damages the open source spirit, and that the living space for small and medium-sized developers and uncooperating vendors may be compressed in the future. However, at present, Google has not officially released or responded to the rumor, and this news has yet to be confirmed. First Finance also sent an email to Google headquarters seeking evidence about this. As of press time, no response has been received.

On March 27, the news that “Google will end open source Android” spread online, triggering many speculations and concerns in the community. Does this mean that the open source spirit has regressed, and how much impact will it have on all parties? People from mobile phone manufacturers such as Honor, OPPO, and Vivo told First Finance that the short-term impact is limited. However, in the long run, this is also a dangerous trick for Google. Some individual developers believe that Google's approach clearly damages the open source spirit, and that the living space for small and medium-sized developers and uncooperating vendors may be compressed in the future. However, at present, Google has not officially released or responded to the rumor, and this news has yet to be confirmed. First Finance also sent an email to Google headquarters seeking evidence about this. As of press time, no response has been received.