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"Our systems and processes are generally designed to prioritize the detection and removal of the most serious and harmful violations (e.g., child sexual exploitation material or terrorist content)...Excerpt from Tinder's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Our systems and processes are generally designed to prioritize the detection and removal of the most serious and harmful violations (e.g., child sexual exploitation material or terrorist content)...”
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