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"use the Amplitude Services or any underlying software for the benefit of a third party or on a third-party website, in violation of any applicable laws or regulations or outside the scope expressly permitted in these TermsExcerpt from Amplitude's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “use the Amplitude Services or any underlying software for the benefit of a third party or on a third-party website, in violation of any applicable laws or regulations or outside the scope expressly permitted in these Terms”
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