“Use or reproduce any part of the End User Services (including any trademarks presented in the End User Services), except as law expressly allows”
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The prohibition covers both use and reproduction of any part of the End User Services, and it explicitly includes trademarks, with the only exception being what law expressly allows—a narrow carve-out.
Users are barred from using or copying any part of the End User Services or Stripe's trademarks unless a law expressly grants that right.
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"Use or reproduce any part of the End User Services (including any trademarks presented in the End User Services), except as law expressly allowsExcerpt from Stripe's Acceptable Use Policy
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The prohibition covers both use and reproduction of any part of the End User Services, and it explicitly includes trademarks, with the only exception being what law expressly allows—a narrow carve-out.
Users are barred from using or copying any part of the End User Services or Stripe's trademarks unless a law expressly grants that right.
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