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>No, derivative work require human creativity themselves. Then it would just be a copy then. Copies need a license. >Fortunately no, otherwise your internet provider would need a license from the copyright holders to copy the blob from Netflix server to your machine. No, I believe this is because internet providers do not save the content which means that a copy is not considered to be made. If copies were allowed of…
> No, I believe this is because internet providers do not save the content which means that a copy is not considered to be made. Nope, that's not the reason, and that's why you don't need to give a copyright license to Apple before storing your personal pictures to iCloud either, nor does Apple need a license to store copyrighted material you got a license for (like software or paid downloaded movies). Copying a blob…
You do which is why it's a part of the terms of service for icloud.
https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/icloud/en/terc....
>No, because sharing is what you'd get prosecuted for.
Copyright controls both reproduction and distribution.
>start learning the basis of stuff before arguing on the internet about it
You are being unnecessarily smug and condescending.