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"The posting of any Objectionable Content may subject you to third party claims and none of the rights granted to you in these Terms may be raised as a defense against any third party claims...Excerpt from Public.com's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “The posting of any Objectionable Content may subject you to third party claims and none of the rights granted to you in these Terms may be raised as a defense against any third party claims...”
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