actions is to enforce compliance with the GPL or to halt
distribution of infringing code. Before the suit against Verizon,
Verizon was distributing routers to its customers which contained
GPLed software, but the source was not being made available.
After the suit, the source is now being made available, the
Verizon-branded manual which accompanies the router talks about
the GPL, as does the an accompanying disk.
It is only your desperate flailing around to pretend that this
was not a victory for the SFLC which moves the goalposts. The
goal is for users of code to have the freedom to run, read,
modify, and share it, and that's exactly what has happened with
the code here.