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BREAKING: Qualcomm has started killing Arduino development

Qualcomm has "quietly" made some massive changes to Arduino's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

According to Adafruit, the new policies introduce sweeping user-license provisions, broaden data collection & embed long-term account data retention, all while integrating user information into Qualcomm’s broader data to ecosystem.

Section 7.1 grants Arduino a perpetual, irrevocable license over anything you upload. Your code, projects, forum posts, and comments all fall under this & it will still remain in effect even after you delete your account.

Arduino retains rights to your content indefinitely. The license is also royalty-free and sub-licensable. Arduino can use your content however they want, distribute it, modify it, and even sublicense it to others.

Section 8.2 further states that users are not allowed to reverse engineer or attempt to understand how the platform works unless Arduino gives permission.

A big holy f*ck you Qualcomm!

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