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"You retain any rights in any content you upload or submit to the Services (such as text, images, video, recipes, lists, or links), but you are solely responsible for that content.Excerpt from Instacart's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “You retain any rights in any content you upload or submit to the Services (such as text, images, video, recipes, lists, or links), but you are solely responsible for that content.”
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