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The license is perpetual and irrevocable, meaning users cannot revoke AT&T's rights to their Content after posting, and AT&T can sublicense that Content to third parties.
By posting Content, you grant AT&T broad, permanent rights over that Content, including the right to modify it, sublicense it, and distribute it, without paying you.
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The license is perpetual and irrevocable, meaning users cannot revoke AT&T's rights to their Content after posting, and AT&T can sublicense that Content to third parties.
By posting Content, you grant AT&T broad, permanent rights over that Content, including the right to modify it, sublicense it, and distribute it, without paying you.
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