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We may share your data with affiliatesThese terms also cover our other productsYou agree we can change this laterDisputes go to arbitration, not courtWe keep data after you delete your accountContinued use means you accept updatesWe may transfer your information if we are soldLocation can be collected in the backgroundWe may share your data with affiliatesThese terms also cover our other productsYou agree we can change this laterDisputes go to arbitration, not courtWe keep data after you delete your accountContinued use means you accept updatesWe may transfer your information if we are soldLocation can be collected in the background
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- Data sold or shared with third parties
- Forced arbitration or class-action waiver
- Unilateral changes with little or no notice
- Broad license to user content
- Difficult or incomplete deletion
- Indefinite retention
- Cross-service tracking or fingerprinting
- Bundled or dark-pattern cookie consent
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