Users grant Oscar a royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable, sublicensable, and worldwide license to translate, modify, and reproduce User Submissions for purposes of operating the Services. The document states this is a license only and does not transfer user ownership of the submitted content.
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This provision establishes that any content a user posts or submits through the Services is subject to a perpetual and irrevocable license granted to Oscar, including the right to sublicense. The irrevocable and perpetual nature of the license means it continues even after a user terminates their account or stops using the Services.
Under this clause, content submitted through Oscar's Services is licensed to Oscar on terms that persist after account termination and cannot be revoked. The agreement states that user ownership of submitted content is not affected, but the license granted is broad and permanent in scope.
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Compare across platforms →"You hereby grant Oscar a royalty-free, fully-paid perpetual, sublicenseable, irrevocable, and worldwide license to translate, modify and reproduce and otherwise act with respect to such User Submissions in order to operate the Services. This is a license only – your ownership in User Submissions is not affected.Excerpt from Oscar Health's Terms of Use
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This provision establishes that any content a user posts or submits through the Services is subject to a perpetual and irrevocable license granted to Oscar, including the right to sublicense. The irrevocable and perpetual nature of the license means it continues even after a user terminates their account or stops using the Services.
Under this clause, content submitted through Oscar's Services is licensed to Oscar on terms that persist after account termination and cannot be revoked. The agreement states that user ownership of submitted content is not affected, but the license granted is broad and permanent in scope.
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