“as between you and Datadog, Datadog owns and retains all rights in the Site and the Datadog Content.”
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The ownership statement establishes that users acquire no ownership rights in the Site or Datadog Content, only the limited license separately granted.
Users have no ownership claim over the Site or Datadog Content; all such rights belong to Datadog as against the user.
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"as between you and Datadog, Datadog owns and retains all rights in the Site and the Datadog Content.Excerpt from Datadog's Terms of Use
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The ownership statement establishes that users acquire no ownership rights in the Site or Datadog Content, only the limited license separately granted.
Users have no ownership claim over the Site or Datadog Content; all such rights belong to Datadog as against the user.
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