Found in 13 of 170 platforms tracked (8% adoption) · 17 provisions
This prevents developers from telling consumers they could pay less by buying directly, effectively keeping consumers in Apple's higher-priced payment ecosystem without disclosure of alternatives.
Business users who are unaware of this rule may be generating content on a Basic or Standard plan while unknowingly failing to acquire ownership rights, creating legal and IP exposure in their commer…
Patreon does not withhold or remit taxes on creator income, which means creators must manage their own tax obligations or risk penalties from tax authorities.
Your shares may be lent to parties betting against the stocks you own, and Robinhood profits from this without compensating you, while you retain dividend-equivalent payments instead of actual divide…
Suspension from YPP can cut off a creator's primary income source, and the conditions for suspension are determined unilaterally by YouTube.
YouTube can earn revenue from your uploaded videos without paying you unless you have a separate partner agreement — the default ToS alone grants zero payment rights.
You retain ownership on paper, but YouTube can use your videos commercially — including in ads and promotions — without paying you, unless a separate deal exists.
Sellers may find their earnings frozen for extended periods, which can cause serious cash flow problems for individuals and small businesses relying on eBay income.
This means Chegg can use your submitted content in any way it chooses, including for commercial purposes, without paying you or asking permission again.
Freelancers cannot access their money immediately after completing a job — funds are held for a period, which can impact cash flow for sellers who rely on Fiverr income.
Developers who post public code or content are granting GitHub broad rights to use that material, which may affect intellectual property strategy for individuals and businesses.
Riot can use content you create for their own commercial and promotional purposes without paying you or seeking additional permission.
While Roblox offers creators a pathway to earn real money, approval is not guaranteed and the exchange rate and program terms are controlled entirely by Roblox.
This means Roblox can use content you create — including games, artwork, or other materials — commercially and globally, without paying you, unless you are in the Developer Exchange (DevEx) program.
Teachers and Students who create or upload original content should understand that Skillshare can use their work without paying them additional compensation beyond what the platform already provides.
Any review you write, photo you upload, or content you post on Taskrabbit can be used by the company for marketing, advertising, or other commercial purposes without paying you or seeking further per…
For creators who rely on YouTube ad revenue, failing to comply with these guidelines — even unintentionally — can result in loss of income from their content.
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