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The grant is explicitly non-exclusive and limited to internal business purposes, meaning customers cannot sublicense or use the products for external commercial purposes on behalf of third parties.
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Customers receive a non-exclusive, worldwide right to use Loom's products and support and advisory services, but only for their own and their affiliates' internal business purposes.
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The grant is explicitly non-exclusive and limited to internal business purposes, meaning customers cannot sublicense or use the products for external commercial purposes on behalf of third parties.
Customers receive a non-exclusive, worldwide right to use Loom's products and support and advisory services, but only for their own and their affiliates' internal business purposes.
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