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"Retailers (including pharmacies) and/or Instacart may send you unencrypted SMS messages...There is some risk that these messages could be read by unintended third parties. By using the Services...you waive and release any claims...Excerpt from Instacart's Terms of Service (Superseded Capture)
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The clause states: “Retailers (including pharmacies) and/or Instacart may send you unencrypted SMS messages...There is some risk that these messages could be read by unintended third parties. By using the Services...you waive and release any claims...”
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