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"Individuals acting on behalf of a commercial enterprise...may download and sync non-Arcade Apps for use by either (i) a single individual on one (1) or more devices owned or controlled by an Enterprise; or (ii) multiple individuals on a single shared device...Excerpt from Apple Pay's Apple Media Services Terms
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The clause states: “Individuals acting on behalf of a commercial enterprise...may download and sync non-Arcade Apps for use by either (i) a single individual on one (1) or more devices owned or controlled by an Enterprise; or (ii) multiple individuals on a single shared device...”
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