> audacity is in violation of the gpl. However, as the copyright owners, does that matter? How does that work? IANAL, but the license is something the rightsho

> audacity is in violation of the gpl. However, as the copyright owners, does that matter? How does that work? IANAL, but the license is something the rightsholder distributes so that others know what they can and can't do with a copyrighted work. It doesn't apply to the rightsholder past putting down to paper what they can't get litigious at you for. (EDIT: reading the GitHub thread, it seems a bit more complicated than that due to outside contributions back to Audacity still being GPL) GPL still applies to the last version it was distributed with. > license requires audacity to ban people 13 or under from using the app for privacy/consent reasons I don't know about today's youth, but I know in my generation we did a fair bit of checking boxes that said we were 18+ when we weren't.