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Why are we publishing this?
We’d like to let our faithful followers learn more about The Encrypt and what’s going on inside The Encrypt than the news and the legal aspects of The Encrypt.
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All resources and all sorts of material published in The Encrypt including text and images are properties of Administrator. In addition, replication of the content is strictly prohibited without proper authorization from the owner. We have provided credit to the source, in exceptional cases. We’re bound to make mistakes and you have to kindly forgive those mistakes about the content’s accuracy, while we’re trying to keep it as accurate as possible. The technology world is still supposed to evolve slowly and we can’t promise you that what we’ve learned today will also be true for tomorrow.
Hereby, we would also like to assure you that we would not be liable for any kind of difficulty you may encounter following The Encrypt’s articles or how-to guides. Neither the post author nor The Encrypt would be liable for these financial or personal issues or other consequences. And you should bear in mind that at your own risk you are following the articles.
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