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Additionally this change is effective starting August 31st 2021 - i.e. now.

• justincormack 5y ago
  (CTO of Docker here) there is a grace period until 31 January next year, we understand that this is a change and people need time to sort out payment.
  • jen20 5y ago
    … isn’t it effective January 31st then?
    • birdman3131 5y ago
      It sounds to me like if you start now you have to pay if large enough of a company but if you are already a "customer" you have till january.
    • justincormack 5y ago
      Sorry it is a bit confusing, the overall terms and conditions update is as of now, but the part about paying has a grace period but obviously we want people to know now what will apply. The terms are not very different from previous terms (although I did get the old no benchmarking clause removed, I don't know why we had that there).
      • hyperpape 5y ago
        > I did get the old no benchmarking clause removed, I don't know why we had that there Your company is probably not going to fare well in this thread, but thanks for this! No benchmarking clauses are gross. Glad to see someone with the means to remove one do so.
        • antonyh 5y ago
          I would guess it's to do with the abysmal performance before WSL2.
  • reustle 5y ago
    > and people need time to sort out payment Or their removal of Docker
  • deleted 5y ago
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  • BitterAmethyst 5y ago
    Curious how bound I'd be to these terms if I just don't upgrade Docker Desktop. I'm not even signed in to dockerhub and most of our containers are on an Azure private registry.