YouTube Music accounts may get space to upload files
If you have a YouTube Music account, you may be given server space to upload and store certain content from your computer, such as music files that can include metadata and album art. The policy calls this Stored Music Content. The wording is that you may be provided with the space, so the page does not promise that every YouTube Music account has it.
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If you have a YouTube Music account, you may be provided with server space where you will be able to upload and store certain content from your computer (for example music files that may contain metadata and album art)
Qualifications & exceptions
Applies if you have a YouTube Music account
The space is something you may be provided, not a stated guarantee
Covers certain content from your computer; music files with metadata and album art are given as an example
Not stated here
This page does not say which content types or formats count as certain content, or any size or quantity limits on the space
Content & IP Rights · User right or choice
You keep your rights and a copy is stored for you
If you choose to upload Stored Music Content, the policy says you keep all of your existing rights in it, and a copy is stored on your behalf. The sentence describes rights you already have; it does not describe any additional license you give YouTube.
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If you choose to upload Stored Music Content, you will retain all of your existing rights to the Stored Music Content and a copy will be stored on your behalf.
Qualifications & exceptions
Applies only if you choose to upload Stored Music Content
The rights kept are your existing rights in the content
Not stated here
This page does not say how long the stored copy is kept or how to delete it; other YouTube or Google terms are not supplied here
Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception
You are legally responsible for what you upload and need permission for third-party IP
You are legally responsible for the Stored Music Content you upload to YouTube Music. You must not include third-party intellectual property, such as copyrighted material, unless you have permission from that party or are otherwise legally entitled to include it.
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You are legally responsible for the Stored Music Content you upload to YouTube Music and you must not include any third-party intellectual property (such as copyrighted material) unless you have permission from that party or are otherwise legally entitled to do so.
Qualifications & exceptions
Exception: permission from the third party, or being otherwise legally entitled
Copyrighted material is given as an example of third-party intellectual property
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This page does not define legally entitled or say what consequences follow if the rule is not followed