Approved Protection Systems Clause Samples

The 'Approved Protection Systems' clause defines the types of safety or security systems that must be installed, maintained, or used within a property or facility, as recognized and accepted by the relevant parties or authorities. This clause typically specifies which fire alarms, sprinkler systems, security alarms, or other protective devices are considered acceptable, often requiring that they meet certain industry standards or receive prior written approval. Its core practical function is to ensure that only reliable and effective protection systems are in place, thereby reducing risk and potential liability for both property owners and occupants.
Approved Protection Systems. 1.2.1. Windows Media DRM 10 (standard definition only); 1.2.2. PlayReady (Windows Media DRM 11) (standard definition only); 1.2.3. Widevine Cypher 4.1 DRM (standard definition only) and/or 1.2.4. Advanced Access Content Systems (“AACS”); provided, however, that use of AACS encryption with respect to Included Programs is subject to Licensor’s approval of the final, published specifications for such encryption methodologies with respect to the streaming of content.
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Approved Protection Systems. The following protection systems are approved, with the conditions shown, as part of the Content Protection System, provided that Licensor shall have the right to withdraw its approval of a subsequent release by its publisher of any such protection system, upon reasonable advance written notice, in the event that release materially and negatively alters such protection system such that such protection system no longer enforces the relevant provisions of this Schedule B or the Usage Rules: 1.2.1. Windows Media DRM 10 (and any successor and/or update thereto that maintains a level of robustness that is equal to or greater than the robustness as of the Effective Date). Windows Media DRM 10 is NOT approved for the delivery of Included Programs in High Definition to Software Devices; 1.2.2. Silverlight Powered by PlayReady and/or PlayReady (Windows Media DRM 11)( and any successor and/or update thereto that maintains a level of robustness that is equal to or greater than the robustness as of the Effective Date); 1.2.3. Widevine Cypher 4.2 DRM (and any successor and/or update thereto that maintains a level of robustness that is equal to or greater than the robustness as of the Effective Date); 1.2.4. Advanced Access Content Systems (“AACS”) specification version 0.95 (and any successor and/or update thereto that maintains a level of robustness that is equal to or greater than the robustness as of the Effective Date). AACS is NOT approved for the delivery of Included Programs in High Definition to Software Devices; 1.2.5. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Broadband v1.2.2 DRM in compliance with the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Trust Management Organization’s robustness and compliance rules (and any successor and/or update thereto that maintains a level of robustness that is equal to or greater than the robustness as of the Effective Date); 1.2.6. Adobe Flash Access 2.0 (and any successor and/or update thereto that maintains a level of robustness that is equal to or greater than the robustness as of the Effective Date); 1.2.7. Apple FairPlay (and any successor and/or update thereto that maintains a level of robustness that is equal to or greater than the robustness as of the Effective Date) but solely with respect to iOS devices; and/or
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Approved Protection Systems. The following protection systems are approved as part of the Content Protection System, provided that Licensor shall have the right to withdraw its approval of a subsequent release by its publisher of any such protection system, upon reasonable advance written notice, in the event that release materially and negatively alters such protection system such that such protection system no longer enforces the relevant provisions of this Schedule B or the Usage Rules: 1.2.1. Windows Media DRM 10 (and any successor and/or update thereto that maintains a level of robustness that is equal to or greater than the robustness as of the Effective Date); 1.2.2. Silverlight Powered by PlayReady and/or PlayReady (Windows Media DRM 11) ( and any successor and/or update thereto that maintains a level of robustness that is equal to or greater than the robustness as of the Effective Date); 1.2.3. Widevine Cypher 4.2 DRM (and any successor and/or update thereto that maintains a level of robustness that is equal to or greater than the robustness as of the Effective Date); 1.2.4. Advanced Access Content Systems (“AACS”) specification version 0.95 (and any successor and/or update thereto that maintains a level of robustness that is equal to or greater than the robustness as of the Effective Date);
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