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"if we deny your privacy request, you can appeal by contacting us, and explicitly referencing "Privacy Request Appeal." If you have concerns about the result of your appeal, you may contact the attorney general for your state.Excerpt from Tinder's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “if we deny your privacy request, you can appeal by contacting us, and explicitly referencing "Privacy Request Appeal." If you have concerns about the result of your appeal, you may contact the attorney general for your state.”
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