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This license is broad and royalty-free, meaning WHOOP can use your content including workout data narratives, posts, or feedback for product development, marketing, or third-party purposes without paying you or asking for further permission.
Any content you submit to WHOOP including posts, photos, and feedback can be used by WHOOP and its sublicensees globally without compensation to you, and this license covers distribution methods not yet invented.
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