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:* Remove the main splash screen or replace them with suitably rebranded ones. | :* Remove the main splash screen or replace them with suitably rebranded ones. | ||
:* The name of the default update repository (although sync'ing with the XBMC Foundation official repo is acceptable). | :* The name of the default update repository (although sync'ing with the XBMC Foundation official repo is acceptable). | ||
:* Logos in Estuary if | :* Logos in Estuary or any other official skin if pre-installed. | ||
:* The new brand should have its own distinct privacy policy. | :* The new brand should have its own distinct privacy policy. | ||
:* Logos and marks (including favicons) for any pre-installed web interface(s). | :* Logos and marks (including favicons) for any pre-installed web interface(s). | ||
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Rebranding Guidelines
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Referenced Pages and Further Reading
Guidelines
The rule of thumb for rebranding is to remove any XBMC Foundation trademark, wordmark or logo that is user-facing and visible during normal operations of the product.
A non-exhaustive list of suggested items are:
- The default skin used by the product.
- Remove the main splash screen or replace them with suitably rebranded ones.
- The name of the default update repository (although sync'ing with the XBMC Foundation official repo is acceptable).
- Logos in Estuary or any other official skin if pre-installed.
- The new brand should have its own distinct privacy policy.
- Logos and marks (including favicons) for any pre-installed web interface(s).
- The default system names used for identification to networked services such as AirPlay and Bonjour.
All translations should also be included in these changes.