GPL (General Public License)

The GPL (General Public License) is a legal framework for software that ensures anyone can use, modify, and share the code freely. If you distribute the software or any modified versions, you must also provide the source code and keep the same licensing rights. This promotes open collaboration and prevents proprietary restrictions from being applied to the free software. Essentially, the GPL promotes software freedom by encouraging transparency, community improvement, and ensuring users retain control over the software they use.