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You don't.
Unless it is publicised or an obvious bug exists in your code and you see the consequences of it in their system.
My takeaway from that is that I should start putting canary bugs in my code ๐
It's a time-honored tradition among dictionary publishers.
I think cartographers also used to put fake things on their maps to detect unauthorized copies.
There are cases where fake places became real since people moved there afterwards
Doesn't really matter if you're not positioned to be able to defend your license in court.
Some people really do :D