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Ok, so as long as the user itself, or someone else on their behalf, makes 100% copy and store it locally at the user its ok as I read it? Then next step is tha
by punnerud 2y ago
Ok, so as long as the user itself, or someone else on their behalf, makes 100% copy and store it locally at the user its ok as I read it?
Then next step is that the user can put all those GB on their own Dropbox (not shared).
But what Dropbox can do is to do hash-check of the files and only keep one file of all those hundres of compies.
Synced to cloud.
Still only the users copy and they can access it at home, just at a fraction of the cost for storing the copy.
- solardev 2y agoI don't know where the parent is located, but in the US at least none of this matters. It doesn't matter if it's a bit perfect copy. It matters that you don't have the copyright in the first place.
- dave4420 2y agoAt some point you need to stop asking people on the internet and start asking a good copyright lawyer in your jurisdiction.