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de facto standard Hardware or software that is widely used, but not endorsed by a standards organization. See proprietary standard. Contrast with de jure standard.de facto standard [dē′fak·tō ′stan·dərd] (computer science) A set of criteria for software, hardware, or communications procedures that is widely accepted because of the dominance of a particular technology over others rather than the action of a recognized standards organization.
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