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Portions of your Profile may be visible to other users and the public, depending on the services you use and the choices you make regarding your anonymity.
Some of our websites may allow for comments or reviews in a public forum. If you post on these pages, what you share may be publicly available.
within the Services, all discussion boards, groups, or other public forums available to participants are publicly visible to other participants.
"You share data with other members when you voluntarily disclose information on the service for others to see (e.g., your public profile). This means your data will be visible to other users in the app...Excerpt from Tinder's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “You share data with other members when you voluntarily disclose information on the service for others to see (e.g., your public profile). This means your data will be visible to other users in the app...”
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