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(c) charge its customers a specific fee for use of the Products, but Customer may charge an overall fee for its own offerings (of which the Products are ancillary)
all subscription plans may contain limited commercial content, such as branded content or sponsorship messaging, promotions for Netflix content or information about other Netflix products or services.
Your ability to use Virtual Items you have access to in this manner may terminate at the end of each of your subscription periods and your access to Virtual Items may not "roll over" or accumulate through additional subscription periods.
"Where permitted by applicable laws or regulations, we may send our Customers emails about our products or services similar to ones already used or purchased, unless you have actively opted out from the receipt of such emails.Excerpt from Fastly's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “Where permitted by applicable laws or regulations, we may send our Customers emails about our products or services similar to ones already used or purchased, unless you have actively opted out from the receipt of such emails.”
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