OBS Dev Manager Claims TikTok Live Studio Violates Open Source License! But, Lawsuit Still Unnecessary
OBS development manager claims that TikTok's new Live Studio software violates the open source license. Will there be an actual lawsuit?
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OBS development manager claims that TikTok's new Live Studio software violates the open source license. Will there be an actual lawsuit?
Short video-making platform TikTok's latest video-production tool is violating open-source licenses, the media reported.
Reside Studio, TikTok’s new livestreaming app for Home windows, supposedly makes use of code from the free livestreaming program Open Broadcaster Software
TikTok has been accused of using code from Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) in its new livestreaming app, Live Studio. The platform allegedly is in violation of OBS’ licensing policy, as it doesn’t make its source code publicly available with the GNU General Public License (version 2).
OBS has accused TikTok of violating an open source license with its livestreaming software..