Third Party Marks definition
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Rather, any such usage of Third Party Marks by JFrog is considered nominative fair use under trademark law.
No right, license, or interest to the JFrog Trademarks and the Third Party Marks is granted hereunder, and Licensee agrees that no such right, license, or interest shall be asserted by Licensee with respect to the JFrog Trademarks or Third Party Marks and therefore Licensee shall avoid using any of those marks.
JFrog’s use of these Third Party Marks in no way indicates any relationship between JFrog and the holders of these trademarks.
The foregoing license grants do not apply to Third Party Marks and AT&T shall not be permitted to use any of LICENSOR’s Marks or Third Party Marks for any other purpose without LICENSOR’s prior written consent.
LICENSOR will be responsible for obtaining any third party approvals with respect to the Use by LICENSOR of any Third Party Marks and approval by LICENSOR of any such Use will constitute approval of the Use of such Marks by AT&T.
You must also remove all displays of our Marks and any Third Party Marks, return our materials and equipment immediately, and submit to us any Charges and Credits incurred prior to termination.
The Third Party Marks are used by JFrog only to refer to software and other technology of third parties with which JFrog’s technology is compatible.
Under no circumstances shall Licensee be permitted to join the Licensed Marks with any Third Party Marks so as to form a new Mark.
Under no circumstances shall Licensee be permitted to join the Licensed Marks with any Third Party Marks so as to form a new ▇▇▇▇.
Accordingly, nothing in these Terms or on the Service will be construed as granting to you, by implication, estoppel or otherwise, any additional license rights in and to the Service or any Proprietary Materials, Marks or Third Party Marks.