The license
Apple's Standard End User License Agreement governs your use of Tribb.
The notes below explain how to use Tribb. They do not replace the Apple Standard EULA or create a custom license agreement.
Using Tribb
You choose the sources shown in Tribb. Add only feeds that you may lawfully access.
Tribb does not own the content shown from a feed. Rights remain with the applicable content owner.
When you open or use a publisher's site or service, its terms and privacy policy may apply.
Do not use Tribb to break the law, violate another person's rights, overload a publisher, or interfere with another service.
Summary
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Availability
Tribb, publisher feeds, and Apple services can change or become unavailable.
The Apple Standard EULA contains the license, warranty, claims, and liability terms that apply to the app.
Changes and contact
We can update this page when Tribb changes. The date above identifies the current version.
For a question about Tribb, email support@tribb.app.