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"you agree to waive your moral rights, you agree to waive them on behalf of any Teen User, and promise that you and any Teen User will not to assert any rights in your or a Teen User's content against us.Excerpt from Venmo's User Agreement
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The clause states: “you agree to waive your moral rights, you agree to waive them on behalf of any Teen User, and promise that you and any Teen User will not to assert any rights in your or a Teen User's content against us.”
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