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"In case of any unauthorized disclosure of Your images, videos, pictures or any other material of Yours containing nudity or sexual private content, Grindr undertakes to take all necessary measures...in order to remove the referred contentExcerpt from Grindr's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “In case of any unauthorized disclosure of Your images, videos, pictures or any other material of Yours containing nudity or sexual private content, Grindr undertakes to take all necessary measures...in order to remove the referred content”
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