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The disclosure establishes transparency regarding the licensing framework governing Chrome's source code components and specifies where users and third parties can access license terms and source code information. This provision creates an operational reference point for understanding which portions of the software are subject to open source licensing rather than proprietary terms.
This provision authorizes users to access Chrome's underlying source code under the open source license terms specified in the credits interface, rather than restricting code access to proprietary terms alone. Users can review specific license agreements and source code availability through the designated Chrome interface.
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The disclosure establishes transparency regarding the licensing framework governing Chrome's source code components and specifies where users and third parties can access license terms and source code information. This provision creates an operational reference point for understanding which portions of the software are subject to open source licensing rather than proprietary terms.
This provision authorizes users to access Chrome's underlying source code under the open source license terms specified in the credits interface, rather than restricting code access to proprietary terms alone. Users can review specific license agreements and source code availability through the designated Chrome interface.
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