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The Microsoft Services Agreement says "Your Content remains Your Content"...We don't own the original stuff that you create.
You retain ownership rights in your Content.
You may only use our trademarks (or other brand indicia) and copyrights as permitted in our Brand Guidelines or with our prior written permission. We retain all intellectual property rights in our content.
"When Content is downloaded to your computer or any mobile or other device, you do not obtain any ownership interest in such Content.Excerpt from Stash's Terms of Use (Superseded URL)
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The clause states: “When Content is downloaded to your computer or any mobile or other device, you do not obtain any ownership interest in such Content.”
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