Only way to validate server side code is indeed running the code is through AGPL. With this, their server code is a combination of AGPL and their business like license. In other words, while you don’t have the freedom to fork and rebrand, you’ve got the freedom to request the source code for audit and validation. That’s pretty good for security and privacy.
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