I'm wanting to try and develop an Android app, but I want to include Add and a paid version.. what's a good closed-source license? (I'm used to working with GPLv3)

I basically want to hold all rights and disallow modification and distribution.

@Condor

Not for a paid app.

@Cyanite well the only way to really have a closed source app is by using a private repo. If you make it public somebody can still copy parts and make their own

@PerfectAsshole

It will be.

@Cyanite you don't have to worry about an license then. I spent two months looking for a license that allowed personal use and disallowed comersial use besides the creator. couldn't find one so now I'm spending time on rewriting a project into a oss library and got to rewrite the closed source part to use it.

@PerfectAsshole

Won't Google ask me for a license when I go to publish my app?

@Cyanite it never asked me for one. It does ask for a privacy policy though

@PerfectAsshole

Never looked into those before.

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@LeFlawk

What do you mean?

@LeFlawk

Thanks a lot!

I think I'll continue with the GPLv3 then.