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Till January 2021, there are more than 200 Million repositories in Github. Developers can leverage the power of open source and dont need to reinvent the wheel. Sounds simple? But there are over 200 open source licenses out there, varying in complexity and requirements. Half are approved by Open Source Initiative. Its a challenge or at least not an easy job for the developers to choose the software under certain open-source licenses to be compatible with their requirements and ensure the projects remain compliant. In this short video, I will talk about the most used open-source licenses. MIT, Apache, MPL, GPL, and so on. If you would like to dig deep into the topic, check the link in the description to access the next video. MIT, ISC, 2-Clause, 3-Clause BSD, and Apache 2 are the most used permissive open-source license. They guarantee developers the freedom to use, modify, and re-distribute, while also permitting proprietary derivative works. MIT, ISC, and 2-Clause BSD