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Does Trickle own your prompts?

Only to a degree—Trickle's cited terms leave your prompt rights subject to license carve-outs or conditions.

Their words · Terms of Service

c. Permissions That You Grant to Trickle Relating to Content. In order to operate the Services, we need certain permissions from you. Accordingly, you hereby grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, transferrable, royalty-free, sublicenseable license to store, use, distribute, reproduce, publicly display, publicly perform, export, and process the Content, solely for the purpose of operating and improving the Services. You represent and warrant that you have all of the rights necessary to grant this license. You also acknowledge, consent, and agree that we may preserve, access, and disclose your Content for the limited purposes of: (i) responding to your requests for customer support; (ii) complying with the law and with valid legal requests; (iii) protecting the rights, property, or safety of Trickle, its customers, and the public, including enforcing these Terms; (iv) responding to claims that any of your Content violates the rights of third parties; and (v) detecting and preventing fraud or security issues.

Captured 2026-06-08. Open captured sourceSnapshot SHA-256: 42b634d1cf7f551fb9bf604171c48c24ed731054a98dd5eb7641bcccef0c599a

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