When building an Ionic App, there are usually lots of different technologies that are used. For example:
While most all of them are Open Source in one form or another, there still are licensing requirements. Notably with regards to attribution when distributing the code. I took a look today at a few of the showcased Ionic apps in the Google Appstore, none of the ones I checked had an about screen that listed any license or attribution.
My understanding from reading the MIT License FAQ (http://www.tophatstuff.co.uk/archive.php?p=40) is that the License must be included with the distribution of the app. There is a section that talks about rendering HTML āserver-sideā and if a license notice is required or not. In that case, there is no redistribution, so displaying the license is not required. However, in the case of an Ionic app, we are distributing the whole framework. Including Ionic, Angular, etc.
Based on that understanding, shouldnāt Ionic apps be required to include/display the MIT License information for each bit of software used? For an example of a HUGE licensing file, take a look at the aboutā>license section of the Facebook app!