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Lloyd Coombes

VSCO updates Terms of Use to include a “non-exclusive worldwide license”, and users aren’t happy

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Just days after Adobe's surprise terms of use update left customers concerned the software giant would have unprecedented access to use projects, another app has made a similar decision.

Popular photo editing and sharing app VSCO updated its terms, too, but users have noticed some similarities between them and the ones rolled out by Adobe earlier this month, specifically when it comes to users licensing their content.

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