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Delete or revise any material, including Marketing Content, posted by another person or entity;
use TikTok Content...another user's content or generative AI-enabled features for commercial purposes unless permitted by TikTok USDS Joint Venture or the user, respectively...
index, frame, embed or link to the Services in a manner not authorized by us, or to collect information about users for the purpose of sending, facilitating, or encouraging unsolicited bulk or other communications
"Include in your Campaigns, Websites, Ads, or account or sell in your Store any material that wasn't created by you, provided for you to use, or that would violate anyone's rights.Excerpt from Mailchimp's Acceptable Use Policy
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The clause states: “Include in your Campaigns, Websites, Ads, or account or sell in your Store any material that wasn't created by you, provided for you to use, or that would violate anyone's rights.”
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