General Usage Policies and Requirements Sample Clauses

The General Usage Policies and Requirements clause establishes the fundamental rules and standards that govern how a product, service, or resource may be accessed and used. It typically outlines acceptable and prohibited behaviors, sets expectations for user conduct, and may specify technical or security requirements. For example, it might restrict unauthorized sharing of login credentials or require compliance with applicable laws. This clause serves to protect the provider’s interests, ensure consistent and lawful use, and prevent misuse or abuse of the offering.
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