Looks like you are correct, these projects are required to be AGPL: https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/2684/monetizing-and-licensing-with-agpl-libraries
When your program uses an AGPL library, then your whole program must be licensed under the AGPL.
I would simply create an issue in the relevant repositories and let them know.
After reviewing this, I’ve updated the license for Memmy. Frankly had no idea, good idea to let people know like you said and just kindly inform them through GitHub or otherwise.
Thanks for changing it so quickly :). Your app looks very cool, btw. I don't use iOS, but I will start recommending it to others.
Edit: just noticed that it's for Android too. But I assume it's not in the store yet?
I think I got stuck in review hell. I resubmitted a build today.
Could you submit it to fdroid too since it is GPL now ;)
File an issue in their repos, sometimes people (understandably) do not understand licencing very well — or it might be they were granted an exception.
If that fails you can contact the library author and the repositories who host the code.
This.
Not all violations are ill-intended, and most amaetur devs aren't specialists in licensing.
Most professional developers aren't either. Many companies employ people and/or deploy software to detect license violations
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