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Copyright

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Privacy Cell copyright © 2021 Soren Stoutner.

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Licence

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Privacy Cell est publiée sous la licence GPLv3+. Le texte intégral de la licence se trouve ci-dessous. + Le code source est disponible à l'adresse suivante gitweb.stoutner.com.

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Librairies

+

Privacy Browser est construit avec les librairies AndroidX, + les librairies Kotlin, + et le code du Dépôt Maven de Google Material, + qui sont publiés sous la Licence Apache 2.0. Le texte intégral de la licence se trouve ci-dessous.

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Icônes

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est dérivé de security et 5g, + qui font partie de l'ensemble d'icônes Android Material et sont publiés sous la Licence Apache 2.0. + Le texte intégral de la licence est ci-dessous. Modifications copyright © 2016,2021 Soren Stoutner. + L'image qui en résulte est publiée sous la licence GPLv3+.

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est dérivé de security et do_not_disturb, + qui font partie de l'ensemble d'icônes Android Material icon set et sont publiés sous la Licence Apache 2.0. + Modifications copyright © 2016,2021 Soren Stoutner. + L'image qui en résulte est publiée sous le label licence GPLv3+.

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Les icônes suivantes proviennent de l'ensemble d'icônes Android Material, + qui sont publiées sous la Licence Apache 2.0. + Elles sont inchangés, à l'exception des informations de mise en page comme la couleur et la taille. Certaines d'entre elles ont été renommées pour correspondre à leur utilisation dans le code. Les icônes et les noms originaux sont présentés ci-dessous.

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bug_report_rounded.

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chrome_reader_mode_rounded.

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fact_checked_outlined.

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format_list_bulleted_rounded.

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forum_rounded.

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groups_filled.

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map_rounded.

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payments_rounded.

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phone_android_outlined.

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policy_filled.

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text_snippet_outlined.

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