[evo_9]

From their terms:

"you retain all of your ownership rights in your content however you hereby grant Vidyard and its affiliates a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive, sublicensable, license to use, reproduce, perform, distribute, and display such content. Furthermore, you grant Vidyard, its affiliates, and sublicensees the right to use your name and/or user name in connection with the content."

[will_hughes]

It sounds like a typical case of contract-lawyer boilerplate stuffing where nobody in charge read it or cared enough to change it.

Similar to what Facebook, Twitter, etc have done in the past.

Still, they need to fix that if their business model really isn't to resell your screen-shared content.

[jd_old_n07]

Hey there, Jon here from the Vidyard team. I can assure the group that the intention was never for Vidyard to do anything with user content other than to provide the service. Thank you for bringing your concerns to our attention. An update to the Terms of Use for ViewedIt will be rolled out shortly.

[rosstex]

what the shit