Scalingo drops its cryptocurrency-mining ban and explicit termination right from prohibited behaviors

The old terms listed hijacking the Platform for other purposes, such as cryptocurrency mining, as prohibited, and said Scalingo could terminate access for breaching that article while seeking damages. Both sentences are removed. The definition of 'Client' as a registered professional subscribing to the freemium or paid version is also removed.

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Clear 'Client' definition limiting service to registered professionals is gone, making who is covered less clear

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Explicit ban on cryptocurrency mining and similar misuse no longer stated
Express threat of termination and damages claims for breaching prohibited behaviors article removed

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~~and more generally any practice that hijacks the Platform for purposes other than those for which it was designed, including in particular, the mining of cryptocurrencies.~~− struck · ✓ matched in source

~~SCALINGO may terminate the User's access to the Platform in the event of non-compliance with this article, without prejudice to any damages that SCALINGO may seek.~~− struck · ✓ matched in source

~~Client: means any legal or natural person, professional registered in the trade and companies register or any equivalent commercial register~~− struck · ✓ matched in source

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Scalingo drops its cryptocurrency-mining ban and explicit termination right from prohibited behaviors

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