Users grant Tabnine a worldwide, royalty-free, sublicensable license to use, reproduce, modify, publish, and distribute any content submitted through the service, including code and prompts, across any current or future media.
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This provision requires users to grant Tabnine broad rights over submitted content, including proprietary source code, which may have IP implications for enterprise users with confidentiality obligations to clients or third parties.
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Removal of explicit broad content license provision eliminates the previously stated right to sublicense and distribute user-submitted content, potentially protecting user content rights.
View full change record →Scope expanded from 'solely for providing and improving Services' to broader uses including 'publish, transmit, display and distribute' in 'any and all media or distribution methods now known or later developed,' significantly broadening Tabnine's permitted use of user content.
View full change record →Under this clause, any code, prompts, or other content submitted to the Tabnine service is subject to a broad license that permits Tabnine to reproduce, modify, and distribute that content, including via sublicensees, without additional compensation.
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This provision requires users to grant Tabnine broad rights over submitted content, including proprietary source code, which may have IP implications for enterprise users with confidentiality obligations to clients or third parties.
Under this clause, any code, prompts, or other content submitted to the Tabnine service is subject to a broad license that permits Tabnine to reproduce, modify, and distribute that content, including via sublicensees, without additional compensation.
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