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A code that unlocks software only after a genuine copy has been bought.
Legal protection that stops anyone else making or using an invention, usually for 20 years.
Giving someone official permission, often with conditions, to use software or another protected work.
Legal protection that automatically gives the creator control over how a work is copied and used.
A system that lets creators share work openly while choosing which rights to keep.
Legal ownership of creations such as designs, music, writing or program code.
Copying books, music, video or software without permission from the person who owns the rights.
A word, name or symbol registered by a company so that others cannot use it.