TL DR: buy the package and use it however you wish to. Apple releases 200 Pro App bundle for education customers which include Final Cut Pro X and Logic Pro X macrumors 580 151 151 comments Best Add a Comment grifftaur 6 yr. They literally claimed the largest chunk of the music distribution channel for many years, that still also hasn't be surpassed by even Spotify on total magnitude.
APPLE PRO APP BUNDLE SOFTWARE
Sure, it'd be hard for Apple to find out about how you're actually using the software without any reason to probe into your activities, but if it does catch you, it'll catch you hard.Īpple are no slouches when licensing is involved. You can buy apps in bulk with Apps and Books for Business or educational institutions. Includes Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Motion, Compressor, and MainStage.
(Similarly to how using a pirated VST or DAW Does IN FACT void your IP rights to the works produced with that pirated software) For example, a single employee may use the Apple Software on both the employees desktop Mac Computer and laptop Mac Computer, or multiple students may serially. Bundle Apple subscriptions with Apple One Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, iCloud+, and more are bundled into one simple plan with Apple One. If you where to purchase this educational package, as lax as the terms are for actually purchasing the bundle, you wouldn't be able to justify using the license for internal business use, personal gain of currency or any other form of personal gain if caught doing so, or even technically legally own the licensable rights to creative works you would produce with the products within the package. The Pro Apps Bundle is delivered in an email as a list of individual. Where the big difference would come into play is how you can actually utilise the software within its licensing limitations. Once you buy the software, the purchase is forever associated with your Apple ID. Not fraudulent to buy it, (unless you fraud being an educator to register the license in that particular way) but there's a catch.
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