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Sendora is built with open-source software. We are grateful to the authors of these components. The complete copyright notices and license texts for everything distributed with Sendora are provided in the file below — the same notices bundled inside the app (open Third-Party Licenses from the activation screen).

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459 distributed components. License summary: MIT (329), ISC (57), Apache-2.0 (24), BSD-2-Clause (17), BSD-3-Clause (11), BlueOak-1.0.0 (11), Python-2.0 (1), Unlicense (1), Public Domain (1), LGPL-3.0-or-later (1), (MIT AND Zlib) (1), WTFPL OR ISC (1), WTFPL (1), 0BSD (1), (MIT OR CC0-1.0) (1), (WTFPL OR MIT) (1).

How we handle copyleft licenses

• LGPL components (for example the WebP image library used for stickers) are included unmodified and shipped in a form you can replace with your own build, as the GNU LGPL allows. Their source is available from the project links in the notices file, and on request from our Grievance Officer below.
• GPL code is not distributed. One transitive dependency of the Telegram library was GPL-licensed. We reimplemented the small amount of functionality it provided on top of the platform's own cryptography library and removed the GPL package from the product entirely, so no GPL-licensed code ships in Sendora.

Requesting source

To request a copy of the source for any open-source component included in Sendora, contact our Grievance Officer, Kuvvakula Harish Babu, at harish@madcursor.com.