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In the event that Customer uses the API within an Application which is distributed on third-party platforms (e.g., mobile apps), it is Customer's sole responsibility to comply with any and all requirements and terms of service of such third-party platforms.
Certain features of the Services, including notifications, AI Features, and use of Calendly's API, and credit-based or credit-enabled functionality may be provided through shared or collectively operated systems...
if Partner needs to disable or limit such access as a result of security concerns or other exigent circumstances, Partner will promptly notify Plaid and will work in good faith with Plaid to resume such access as soon as possible
"You may NOT:...(iv) remove, circumvent, disable, damage or otherwise interfere with security-related features of the Grindr ServicesExcerpt from Grindr's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “You may NOT:...(iv) remove, circumvent, disable, damage or otherwise interfere with security-related features of the Grindr Services”
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