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"GRINDR'S COMMUNITY GUIDELINES...are hereby incorporated into this Agreement by reference...The Guidelines apply to Your content and activity on the Grindr Services, as well as interactions You may have with other users off of the Grindr Services.Excerpt from Grindr's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “GRINDR'S COMMUNITY GUIDELINES...are hereby incorporated into this Agreement by reference...The Guidelines apply to Your content and activity on the Grindr Services, as well as interactions You may have with other users off of the Grindr Services.”
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