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The clause establishes Spotify's operational authority to use, modify, and present User Content without obligation to credit the originating user or obtain consent for alterations, subject to legal constraints on moral rights enforceability.
Users who submit User Content to Spotify, including feedback, agree they will not enforce claims based on authorship attribution or objections to how the content is treated or modified by the platform. The terms apply as written upon submission of such content.
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"Where applicable and to the extent permitted under applicable law, you also agree to waive, and not to enforce, any 'moral rights' or equivalent rights, such as your right to be identified as the author of any User Content, including Feedback, and your right to object to derogatory treatment of such User Content.— Excerpt from Spotify's Spotify Terms and Conditions
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The clause establishes Spotify's operational authority to use, modify, and present User Content without obligation to credit the originating user or obtain consent for alterations, subject to legal constraints on moral rights enforceability.
Users who submit User Content to Spotify, including feedback, agree they will not enforce claims based on authorship attribution or objections to how the content is treated or modified by the platform. The terms apply as written upon submission of such content.
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