# Additional permission for app stores Bramble is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 3 (see [LICENSE](LICENSE)). This file grants an additional permission under section 7 of that license, so the apps can be distributed through app stores whose terms the GPL would otherwise not allow. ## Additional permission under GNU GPL version 3 section 7 If you convey this Program, or a covered work based on it, in object code form through an application store or a similar distribution service (for example Apple's App Store, Google Play or the Microsoft Store), the copyright holders listed below grant you additional permission to do so even though: 1. the service's terms of use, usage rules or digital rights management impose restrictions on recipients beyond those the GNU GPL allows; and 2. the service does not let you provide the Installation Information that section 6 requires for a User Product. This permission applies only while the Corresponding Source of the work you convey is available to every recipient, at no charge, under the GNU GPL version 3 with this permission, for example from a public source code repository. It does not remove or limit any right a recipient has under the GNU GPL. When you convey a covered work, you may remove this permission from your copy, as section 7 allows. If you modify the work, you may extend this permission to your modifications, but you are not obliged to. ## Scope This permission applies to the parts of this repository licensed under the GNU GPL version 3. It does not apply to `services/mailbox`, which is licensed under the GNU Affero GPL version 3 and is never distributed through an app store. ## Granted by The permission covers the code of each copyright holder who has granted it: - Webvana Inc., for all code it holds the copyright to. - Every contributor whose contribution was made under it (see [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md), "Licensing"). A contribution made before this permission was added carries the GNU GPL version 3 alone until its author agrees to the permission. Authors who have agreed are listed here: - (none yet)