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"the rights granted by you hereunder will terminate a commercially reasonable amount of time after you delete such User Content from the Twitch Services...except: (a) to the extent you shared it with others as part of the Twitch Services and others copied or stored portions...Excerpt from Twitch's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “the rights granted by you hereunder will terminate a commercially reasonable amount of time after you delete such User Content from the Twitch Services...except: (a) to the extent you shared it with others as part of the Twitch Services and others copied or stored portions...”
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