Just so you know, the streaming software is literally a script that installs OBS somewhere hidden and uses a frontend made by them to stream.,(reply>), @isaaac no, they would need to open source their whole client,(reply>), @Excellent You're probably right. They could just say "Powered by OBS" somewhere and it would comply because it is most likely unmodified code of OBS with their own frontend.,(reply>), @M. H. A. K. Streamlabs included OBS in its name even after being asked not to. TikTok is infringing on the GPL. These two situations are not equal, but OBS first response won't be legal action in this case either. It's much easier for them to try gain voluntary compliance first and legal action is a last resort.,(reply>), @insuna It certainly doesn't. GPL doesn't allow for closed-source distribution.,(reply>), @insuna after seeing how they tolerated the Streamlabs thing I don’t think they really care. <br>And also after seein the Streamlabs thing I think that TikTok will, at least after this gets to the public a bit more widespread, take some actions and will show the associations with OBS somewhere.