Which of the following is not a "usage rights" option in Google searches?

The option stating "Free to use or share and edit" is not a standard "usage rights" option in Google searches. Google provides a range of licensing options for users to filter search results based on how they can legally use the content. Among those options, "Free to use, share, and modify" accurately encapsulates the idea of creative commons licensing, which grants users significant freedom regarding the handling of the material.

The "Public domain" designation indicates that the material is free for anyone to use without restrictions, which is clearly a recognized category within usage rights. The option "Non-commercial use only" specifies a limitation that is also applicable in copyright discussions, allowing individuals to use content only in a non-commercial context, thus making it a valid choice within usage rights.

While "Free to use or share and edit" seems to suggest a broad level of access, it is not a formal term recognized in the context of Google's filters, leading to its exclusion as a correct usage rights option.