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"You do not have any other active accounts on our Services; and You have not previously been removed from our Services or our affiliates' services by us or our affiliates, unless you have our express written permission to create a new account.Excerpt from Tinder's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “You do not have any other active accounts on our Services; and You have not previously been removed from our Services or our affiliates' services by us or our affiliates, unless you have our express written permission to create a new account.”
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