If you post or share any content through MetaMask's services, you give MetaMask a free, permanent license to use that content in any way they choose, anywhere in the world.
This analysis describes what MetaMask's agreement states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability and practical outcomes may vary by jurisdiction, enforcement context, and individual circumstances. Read our methodology
The provision operationalizes MetaMask's authority to incorporate user-generated content into service operations, derivative works, and distribution channels without compensating users or restricting the company's ability to sublicense the content to third parties.
The updated terms explicitly state that UK, EU, and EEA consumers retain statutory consumer protection rights that cannot be limited or excluded by the agreement, and that applicable local law prevails in the event of conflict with these terms. This adds clarity to the legal framework but does not change substantive protections for those users. The terms also clarify that mUSD is a third-party digital asset not issued by Consensys, treating it as a third-party service subject to the agreement's limitations on Consensys' responsibility for third-party services.
View change record →Removal may indicate reduced user-generated content features or integration, or relocation of this clause to other terms or privacy policies.
View full change record →Any content you submit to MetaMask — including feedback, bug reports, or community posts — can be used by MetaMask for any purpose, worldwide, at no cost, without additional permission or compensation to you.
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"By submitting, posting or displaying content on or through the Services, you grant MetaMask a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license (with the right to sublicense) to use, copy, reproduce, process, adapt, modify, publish, transmit, display and distribute such content in any and all media or distribution methods now known or later developed.Excerpt from MetaMask's Terms of Use
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Broad IP licensing clauses in consumer contracts engage general contract law principles and may implicate FTC Act Section 5 if not adequately disclosed.
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The provision operationalizes MetaMask's authority to incorporate user-generated content into service operations, derivative works, and distribution channels without compensating users or restricting the company's ability to sublicense the content to third parties.
Any content you submit to MetaMask — including feedback, bug reports, or community posts — can be used by MetaMask for any purpose, worldwide, at no cost, without additional permission or compensation to you.
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