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"You will NOT...Use the Grindr Services for any commercial purpose, including to advertise, solicit, or transmit unsolicited commercial messages, promotional materials, spam...without Grindr's prior written authorizationExcerpt from Grindr's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “You will NOT...Use the Grindr Services for any commercial purpose, including to advertise, solicit, or transmit unsolicited commercial messages, promotional materials, spam...without Grindr's prior written authorization”
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