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Licence

Updated on 03 Oct 2023

A license (or licence) is a legal document or agreement that grants permission or authorization to undertake certain activities or use specific resources. In the context of software or digital products, a license typically refers to the right to use, modify, or distribute the software according to the terms and conditions set by the licensor. Licenses can be free or require payment, and they define the rights and restrictions associated with the use of the licensed material.

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Trivia
  • Open-source licenses, such as the GNU General Public License (GPL), allow users to freely use and modify software.
  • Some licenses require acknowledgment of the original creator, while others may prohibit commercial use.
  • Licenses help protect intellectual property rights and regulate the distribution and use of copyrighted materials.
Quick Facts
  • A license grants permission or authorization for specific activities or resource use.
  • In software and digital products, licenses define the rights and restrictions of use.
  • There are both free and paid licenses available.
  • Licenses can be used for software, creative works, patents, and more.