Hi @Samama,
Thank you for your inquiry! While I'm unable to provide legal advice, I can offer some clarification from a Microsoft perspective.
If you're using repositories like EdgeTTS under the GPL v3 license, you are allowed to modify, distribute, and even commercialize them, provided you comply with the license terms, such as making your source code available and keeping the copyright notice intact. However, if these repositories rely on Microsoft's proprietary services, such as Azure Cognitive Services' Text-to-Speech, commercial use without a valid Azure subscription could be a violation of our terms of service.
To legally provide TTS services, we recommend using Microsoft's official Azure AI Speech platform, which is specifically designed for scalable, commercial-grade TTS applications. Azure offers flexible subscription plans that can support your business model, ensuring you comply with Microsoft's licensing and usage terms.
I would encourage you to review the license of any third-party repository you're considering and, if necessary, consult with legal professionals to ensure you're adhering to all applicable terms and conditions. If you have any further questions about Azure AI Speech or need help setting up a subscription, feel free to reach out!
Please see: Microsoft Azure Legal Information.
I hope you understand. Thank you.
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