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"This Agreement does not grant Employer any right to copy, transmit, transfer, modify or create derivative works of the Platform, Services, or Gusto Content, or reverse engineer, reverse compile, reverse assemble or otherwise determine or derive source code...Excerpt from Gusto's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “This Agreement does not grant Employer any right to copy, transmit, transfer, modify or create derivative works of the Platform, Services, or Gusto Content, or reverse engineer, reverse compile, reverse assemble or otherwise determine or derive source code...”
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