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if your authorization from that user expires or is revoked, you will immediately stop accessing or acting under that user's account.
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"If that Third Party indicates that you are no longer authorized to place ads on its behalf...you agree you may be removed from accounts associated with that Third Party.Excerpt from LinkedIn's Ads Agreement
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The clause states: “If that Third Party indicates that you are no longer authorized to place ads on its behalf...you agree you may be removed from accounts associated with that Third Party.”
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