Safe Search Clause Samples

The Safe Search clause establishes requirements for filtering or restricting access to inappropriate or harmful online content, particularly in digital services or platforms. Typically, it mandates the implementation of technical measures—such as search filters or parental controls—that prevent users, especially minors, from encountering explicit material. This clause serves to protect users from exposure to objectionable content, thereby promoting a safer online environment and helping service providers comply with legal or ethical standards regarding user safety.
Safe Search. The Software and Services may include a Safe Search feature which provides You the ability to safely search the Internet. This may be offered via, but is not limited to, a Symantec search toolbar.
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Safe Search. CNN may elect to send Queries with “Safe Search” (e.g., adult versus kids) on or off on a Query by Query basis to filter out inappropriate or offensive content. The Parties acknowledge and agree that the Safe Search technology will not remove all objectionable search results. Safe Search, when selected, is intended to prevent adult and explicit content from appearing in Results Sets. During the Term the Third Party Provider will make Safe Search available to CNN and will continue to develop Safe Search.
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Safe Search. The Prerelease Services may include a Safe Search feature which provides You the ability to safely search the internet. This may be offered via, but not be limited to, a search toolbar.
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Safe Search. Beginning on the Effective Date, CNN may choose to use Safe Search as described in the Data Protocol for certain identified Queries, to which Queries CNN may also choose to have the Filters applied. Safe Search shall operate in accordance with the Data Protocol. AOL and the Third Party Provider shall address material malfunctions in the operation of Safe Search as is described in the Data Protocol as a Severity 1 Error in accordance with Exhibit B-2. AOL acknowledges and agrees that if CNN elects to use Web Search Filters in connection with Queries to which Safe Search is applied, the Query may result in a “no results” set being returned.
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