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"You understand that we are not responsible for the audio you choose, including if your stream gets taken down by your platform due to a copyright claimExcerpt from Minecraft's Usage Guidelines
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The clause states: “You understand that we are not responsible for the audio you choose, including if your stream gets taken down by your platform due to a copyright claim”
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