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You may not share your Account or password with anyone, and you agree to (y) notify Gumroad immediately of any unauthorized use of your password or any other breach of security
You may not allow any other party to access or use the Service with your unique username, password, or other security code.
Customer will not allow any Permitted User to share the Customer User Account with any other person.
"On the 'Social' setting, you can: start a Private session choose whether to share what you listen to on Spotify with your followers choose whether to show your recently played artists on your public profile turn off messaging with other users...Excerpt from Spotify's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “On the 'Social' setting, you can: start a Private session choose whether to share what you listen to on Spotify with your followers choose whether to show your recently played artists on your public profile turn off messaging with other users...”
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