Yes, thank you.
We don't understand each others.
Here is a rapid drawing:
<------- Application ciphering ------->
<--- Network ciphering --->
sensor <= // => gateway <=======> NS <=====> AS ====> CS ==> a "platform"
(producer) (owner) (consumer)For the producer the data are in clear as it is for the consumer.
Amongst the usages we may have some data published via a platform.
The question was: is there a mean for TTN to protect the producer against illegal - according to the license under which they are published - reuse of his data once they are published?
I found an answer: The Things Network has only an obligation of means and has no liability to interfere between a user (the data producer) and a "platform" (the consumer) with which he has contracted.
I think we can close this thread.
Best,
db
In a hurry to receive a gateway.