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"you may have access to explicit content filtering features, but use of these features may still result in some explicit content being served and you SHOULD NOT RELY ON SUCH FEATURES TO FILTER ALL EXPLICIT CONTENT.Excerpt from Spotify's Terms and Conditions
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The clause states: “you may have access to explicit content filtering features, but use of these features may still result in some explicit content being served and you SHOULD NOT RELY ON SUCH FEATURES TO FILTER ALL EXPLICIT CONTENT.”
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