By accepting these terms, customers grant Fly.io a license to use their name and logo in marketing materials and on the Fly.io website to identify them as a customer, without requiring per-use approval.
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This provision establishes a blanket license for Fly.io to display the customer's name and logo in marketing contexts upon agreement acceptance, which may conflict with enterprise brand usage policies or regulated industry guidelines on implied endorsements.
The agreement establishes that Fly.io may use the customer's name and logo in marketing materials, presentations, and on its website for the purpose of identifying the customer as a service user, without requiring separate consent for each use after initial agreement acceptance.
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Compare across platforms →"Customer agrees that Fly.io may use Customer's name and logo in Fly.io's marketing materials or communications (including, but not limited to, Fly.io's website and in Fly.io's marketing presentations) for the sole purpose of indicating Customer as a user of the Fly.io Services. Neither party will issue a press release announcing its relationship with the other party without the other party's prior approval, not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Customer hereby grants to Fly.io a non-exclusive and limited license to use and publicly display Customer's logo as set forth in this Section.Excerpt from Fly.io's Terms of Service
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This provision establishes a blanket license for Fly.io to display the customer's name and logo in marketing contexts upon agreement acceptance, which may conflict with enterprise brand usage policies or regulated industry guidelines on implied endorsements.
The agreement establishes that Fly.io may use the customer's name and logo in marketing materials, presentations, and on its website for the purpose of identifying the customer as a service user, without requiring separate consent for each use after initial agreement acceptance.
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