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"You agree that under Applicable Law, you have provided sufficiently prominent and clear notice to, and have obtained valid consent (to the extent required by Applicable Law) from, the applicable individuals regarding any collection, transfer and use of their Audience Data...Excerpt from LinkedIn's Ads Agreement
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The clause states: “You agree that under Applicable Law, you have provided sufficiently prominent and clear notice to, and have obtained valid consent (to the extent required by Applicable Law) from, the applicable individuals regarding any collection, transfer and use of their Audience Data...”
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