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What does "freedom to operate (FTO)" mean in IP

 What does "freedom to operate (FTO)" mean in IP

Freedom to Operate (FTO) means you can commercialize a product without infringing someone else's patent rights. An FTO search reviews granted patents, pending applications, and claims in relevant jurisdictions to assess infringing risk.
What does "freedom to operate (FTO)" mean in IP

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