1. From agreement document
1.1. Definitions
1.1.1. Internal Use Applications: a software program is developed by You (under Your own developer account) on a custom basic for Your own business purpose
1.1.2. You or Your: a legal entity (company, organization, goverment, etc.) has accepted the program agreement
1.1.3. Authorized Test Units: Apple-branded hardware units owned or controlled by You that have been designated for Your own testing and development purpose
1.1.4. Deployment Devices
1.1.4.1. Authorized Test Units
1.1.4.2. other iOS Products (Apple-branded products running iOS) owned or controlled by (i) You or Your Permitted Entity, and/or (ii) Your Employees or Permitted Users but You (or Your Permitted Users) have ability to remove / disable Your Internal Use Applications
1.1.5. Customer: a current user of Your products or services
1.1.6. Employees: employees and contractors of Your company or organization
1.1.7. Permitted Users: means employees and contractors of Your Permitted Entity
1.1.8. Permitted Entity: means (a) if You are a vehicle manufacturer, Your authorized vehicle dealerships and certified service partners; (b) if You are a hotel holding company, hotel properties operating under Your name, trademark or brand (or a name, trademark or brand it owns or controls)
1.2. Core statement: Internal Use Applications may be deployed on Deployment Devices in 02 ways: (1) for internal use by Employees or Permitted Users, and (2) for use by Cutomers
2. To Krypton: inapplicable
2.1. Internal Use Applications: program developed by You --> negative: the app belongs to Customer
2.2. Deployment Devices (regarding to crowd-sourced devices or third-party device labs)
2.2.1. Authorized Test Units: device owned or controlled by You --> negative: the device belongs to Customer
2.2.2. iOS Products owned or controlled by Permitted Entity or Permitted Users --> negative: the device belongs to Customer