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I'm working on an iOS project (XCode 8 / Swift 3) that uses a custom font (Oswald). When I downloaded the fonts from Google Fonts they came with a text file, the SIL Open Font License, which I'm supposed to include in the project. Should I just copy this text file into my bundle? Or should I add some comments into specific view controllers? Not sure what the standard procedure is in this case. Hope somebody can help. Thanks!

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  • @Mike'Pomax'Kamermans OP didn't ask what can/cannot be done. He asked if there is a common place for the license/copyright text to be shown in the app -- ie. as the license says, "... easily viewed by the user" -> where is considered normal for this in iOS? If you're going to **yell at someone in bold and treat them like a child by telling them to read something multiple times**, it's best if you read the question from start to finish. – xaphod May 10 '18 at 18:16

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What about in the Settings app? See this related question & answer: best way to add license section to iOS settings bundle

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