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Licenses - Social media platform and limitations

Summary: Learn how you can use purchased Assets on Social Media under our Personal, Commercial, and Extended Commercial Licenses.

Under the Personal License, can I use purchased Assets on my social media account?

✅Yes, you may use the Asset for one personal or individual social media presence for Non-commercial use. This might be a personal Twitter, Facebook, and/or Instagram account using the same handle. (All three of these platforms under the same handle would be considered the same account and the same personal Social Media Presence.)

🚫You may not use the Asset on any social media post that forwards a business, company, or product.

Examples:

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Under the Commercial License, can I use purchased Assets on my social media account?

✅Yes, you may use the Asset for one personal or individual social media presence for Non-commercial use.

✅Yes, you may use the Asset for one business-owned and managed Social Media Presence for Commercial Use. There is no limit on accounts and pages owned and managed by the Licensee for Extended Commercial use.

🚫You may not use the Asset for more than one business-owned and managed Social Media Presence. A separate license is required for each different social media business social media presence. 

Examples:

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Under the Extended Commercial License, can I use purchased Assets on my social media account?

✅Yes, you may use the Asset for one personal or individual social media presence for Non-commercial use.

✅Yes, you may use the Asset for multiple business-owned and managed Social Media Presences for Commercial Use. There is no limit on accounts and pages owned and managed by the Licensee for Extended Commercial use. 

Examples:

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Note: Sample companies are used as fictional examples and are not intended to resemble any existing businesses.

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