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"unsubscribing from text messages will not stop you from receiving SMS messages from Kick directly relating to your use of the Services, such as for account login (e.g., we may send you a security verification code).Excerpt from Kick's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “unsubscribing from text messages will not stop you from receiving SMS messages from Kick directly relating to your use of the Services, such as for account login (e.g., we may send you a security verification code).”
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