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# 8. Licensing and use restrictions

VHR data is generally commercial, rather than freely available. Therefore there are licenses and use restrictions that end-users are required to agree to, when using the data.

End User License Agreements (EULAs) are available when imagery is licensed, but it is also important to be aware that they are subject to change. 

They include information on attribution to use, and when, how and where you can use the imagery and any derived products.

MAXAR has their [EULAs available online](https://www.maxar.com/legal). 


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