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# Disclaimer
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BearSSL is for now considered alpha-level software. This means that it
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probably still has some bugs, possibly very serious ones (e.g. buffer
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overflows -- one of the perks of using C as programming language). It
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still lacks some functionalities. The API will probably change and may
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break both source and binary compatibility.
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BearSSL is considered beta-level software. Most planned functionalities
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are implemented; new evolution may still break both source and binary
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compatibility.
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In other words, you would be quite mad to use it for any production
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purpose. Right now, this is for learning, testing and possibly
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contributing.
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Using BearSSL for production purposes would be a relatively bold but not
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utterly crazy move. BearSSL is free, open-source software, provided
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without any guarantee of fitness or reliability. That being said, it
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appears to behave properly, and only minor issues have been found (and
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fixed) so far. You are encourage to inspect its API and code for
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learning, testing and possibly contributing.
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The usage license is explicited in the `LICENSE.txt` file. This is the
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"MIT license". It can be summarised in the following way:
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