My involvement in Seedvault was coming up with the concept and inspiring the author to create it. Calyx stepped up to help get it past the finish line to a stable release and is continuing to make substantial improvements. This is a team effort, not involving Copperhead at all.
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Copperhead continues to claim credit for work done by others. They also falsely claimed that Calyx and many other organizations were their partners when it wasn't the case. They've removed those claims, but they continue to make these kinds of false claims. The fraud never ends.
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Yes. Look at what they have now: user identifying tracking in the Updater app which reveals their identity to the update server and allows targeting specific users.
They largely sell phones through sketchy third parties - although it's not like they are trustworthy themselves.
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I'm talking about Copperhead's licensing scheme and the tracking they added in their fork of my Updater app. It has nothing to do with anything but the closed source CopperheadOS product.