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This provision clarifies the scope of the Additional Terms by distinguishing between the executable code (governed by these terms) and the underlying source code (governed by separate open source licenses). The mechanism establishes which licensing framework applies to different components of the software.
Users operating the executable code version of Chrome and ChromeOS are subject to these Additional Terms of Service. Users may independently access and review the open source licensing terms for source code components through the chrome://credits interface, which may contain different terms than the executable code license.
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"These Google Chrome and ChromeOS Additional Terms of Service apply to the executable code version of Chrome and ChromeOS. Most source code for Chrome is available free of charge under open source software license agreements at chrome://credits.— Excerpt from Google's Google Chrome Terms of Service
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This provision clarifies the scope of the Additional Terms by distinguishing between the executable code (governed by these terms) and the underlying source code (governed by separate open source licenses). The mechanism establishes which licensing framework applies to different components of the software.
Users operating the executable code version of Chrome and ChromeOS are subject to these Additional Terms of Service. Users may independently access and review the open source licensing terms for source code components through the chrome://credits interface, which may contain different terms than the executable code license.
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