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Don't do anything that places an unreasonably large load on our Services' infrastructure, use any robots, spiders, scrapers or other automated means to access our Services, try to interfere with the proper working of our Service or attempt to bypass any of our security measures
(iii) remove, obscure, alter, or make invisible, illegible, or indecipherable, any notice, including any notice of intellectual property or proprietary right, appearing on or contained within Creators API, PA API, Data Feeds, Product Advertising Content, or Specifications.
The API terms apply to your access or use of the Services through APIs.
"Use, access, or publish the Tinder application programming interface without our written consent;Excerpt from Tinder's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Use, access, or publish the Tinder application programming interface without our written consent;”
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