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The updated terms establish clearer scope (these terms apply to free, trial, and paid versions; Enterprise is separate) and expand the list of prohibited uses. Users may no longer reverse engineer, scrape, or attempt to derive components of the Services; use the platform for competitive analysis or to develop competing products; or misrepresent AI-generated output as human-created. The terms also explicitly prohibit processing of HIPAA-regulated health information. Users can review the full updated terms to understand which specific uses are now restricted.
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Target has the right to remove or cancel deals from Target Circle at any time and for any reason without notice.
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In order to prevent an unauthorized takeover of your account or unauthorized access to your personal data, we may decline deletion of, access to, or recovery of your account via an authorized agent at our sole discretion.
"we may also remove Materials associated with accounts (or remove accounts entirely) that we determine, in our sole discretion, have remained dormant for an extended period of time or otherwise compromise the overall performance...Excerpt from Writer's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “we may also remove Materials associated with accounts (or remove accounts entirely) that we determine, in our sole discretion, have remained dormant for an extended period of time or otherwise compromise the overall performance...”
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