#Reduce the risk of infringement when using trademarks without authorization Unauthorized use of other people's trademarks is a legal risk, and the safest way is always to obtain the permission of the trademark owner. If a trademark must be mentioned without authorization, the following methods can help reduce the risk： ## Legal use strategy 1. **Principle of fair use**: Reasonable mention of trademarks in descriptions, comments, comparisons, or news reports 2. **Descriptive use**: It is only used to describe product characteristics or compatibility, not to indicate the source of the product 3. **Clear statement of non-affiliation**: It is clearly stated that it is not associated with the trademark owner ##Specific ways to reduce risk -Use common vocabulary instead of trademark names - Avoid using logos, fonts or colors unique to trademarks -Use the trademark as an adjective with a generic noun attached -The addition of trademark symbols (®, ™) indicates respect for trademark rights - Avoid highlighting other people's trademarks in products, packaging or advertisements ## Precautions Trademark laws vary from region to region, and this recommendation does not constitute legal advice. Under certain circumstances, it is best to consult a professional intellectual property lawyer for targeted advice.