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Alter or modify any part of the content or services offered on or through the Websites and Platforms
impersonate any person or entity, or falsely state or otherwise misrepresent you or your affiliation with any person or entity...
in a manner that burdens, disables, impairs, or interferes with the Cloud Services or AI Model Services or the equipment used to provide the Cloud Services or AI Model Services
"artificially manipulate or disrupt the Services and Software (such as manipulating appreciations on Behance or driving users to third-party sites).Excerpt from Adobe's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “artificially manipulate or disrupt the Services and Software (such as manipulating appreciations on Behance or driving users to third-party sites).”
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