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Open source software / Proprietary softwareOnline version

With the explanation of Open source software / Proprietary software

by Adriana Marchena
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Software owned by an individual or a company cannot be altered by users.

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Often requires purchase or subscription fees.

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Open to the public; users can view and modify the code.

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Highly customizable due to open access to the code.

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Limited control, dependent on what the software owner allows.

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Typically has a community of developers and users for support.

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Seen as more secure due to public scrutiny

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Scheduled and controlled by the software company.

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Proprietary licenses, often with restrictions on use, copying, and distribution.

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