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"if Amplitude detects any fraudulent, abusive, or irregular use of the Amplitude Services by Customer that materially impacts the volume of events submitted by Customer to the Amplitude Services, Amplitude may take reasonable and necessary action, including immediately suspending or terminating...Excerpt from Amplitude's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “if Amplitude detects any fraudulent, abusive, or irregular use of the Amplitude Services by Customer that materially impacts the volume of events submitted by Customer to the Amplitude Services, Amplitude may take reasonable and necessary action, including immediately suspending or terminating...”
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