Usage of Data Clause Samples

Usage of Data. You acknowledge that in connection with your use of Digital (online and/or mobile) Banking, the Bank and its affiliates and service providers may receive and may share with one another names, domain names, addresses, Passwords, telephone and device numbers, the content of messages, data files and other data and information provided by you or from other sources in connection with Digital (online and/or mobile) Banking or the Software (collectively, "User Information"). The Bank and its affiliates and service providers will maintain reasonable safeguards to protect the information from unauthorized disclosure or use, but reserve the right to use and disclose this information as reasonably necessary to deliver Digital (online and/or mobile) Banking and as otherwise permitted by law, including compliance with court orders or lawful instructions from a government agency, to protect the personal safety of subscribers or the public, to defend claims, and as otherwise authorized by you. The Bank and its affiliates and service providers also reserve the right to monitor use of Digital (online and/or mobile) Banking and the Software for purposes of verifying compliance with the law, these terms and conditions, and any applicable license, but disclaims any obligation to monitor, filter, or edit any content.

Usage of Data. 635 The conditions agreed during contract negotiation need to be respected. Applicable data usage consent 636 and data usage permissions need to be verified each time the data is used, since these can have expired. 637 The data user shall: 638 1) verify beforehand whether the data usage permissions and data usage consent are in line with what 639 was agreed in the data usage contract; 640 2) verify validity of data usage permissions and data usage consent before using the data. 641 643 (informative) 645 Trust frameworks help to establish trust between participants and so facilitate trusted data transactions. 646 They provide assurance of the identity of participants and the validity of claims about them, as well as of 647 the services and data products they provide, in accordance with agreed-upon standards and principles. 648 A trust framework achieves this by: 649 • linking trust to specific, well-defined criteria, such as technical standards, security measures, 650 integrity, traceability, and other quality attributes; 651 • providing a reliable process for enforcing the trust based on these criteria. 652 A.2 Trust mechanisms 653 In establishing trust in data transactions, the policies from each participant are matched with claims from 654 the other participant. This process, called “policies to claims reconciliation”, is the primary means of 655 building trust, enabling participants to feel comfortable in trusting the other party – and the data that is 656 being shared. The process, often supported by technology, enables to validate that the agreed 657 requirements and criteria are met. 658 EXAMPLE For example, where a policy requires that the “participant is based in Europe”, the participant would 659 provide a claim that provides evidence of that policy being met. 660 At the technical level, participants are represented by software components or software agents. This 661 simplifies and enhances interoperability between trusted data sharing solutions. The process is executed 662 by asking participants for attestations or claims regarding their compliance and validating these with 663 internal or external services.

Usage of Data. You acknowledge that in connection with your use of Mobile Banking, the Bank and its affiliates and service providers may receive and may share with one another names, domain names, addresses, passwords, telephone and device numbers, the content of messages, data files and other data and information provided by you or from other sources in connection with Mobile Banking or the Software (collectively, "User Information"). The Bank and its affiliates and service providers will maintain reasonable safeguards to protect the information from unauthorized disclosure or use, but reserve the right to use and disclose this information as reasonably necessary to deliver Mobile Banking and as otherwise permitted by law, including compliance with court orders or lawful instructions from a government agency, to protect the personal safety of subscribers or the public, to defend claims, and as otherwise authorized by you. The Bank and its affiliates and service providers also reserve the right to monitor use of Mobile Banking and the Software for purposes of verifying compliance with the law, these terms and conditions, and any applicable license, but disclaims any obligation to monitor, filter, or edit any content.

Usage of Data. The Client guarantees and warrants that: 14.1 Creditrisk may utilise any of the data secured, processed and stored by the Client on the Creditrisk website pursuant to the usage of any of Creditrisk’s Services and Products (including any of the data contained in any of the Credit Bureau reports ordered by the Client), for any prescribed purpose and in order to enhance its products and service offering to the client from time to time. 14.2 The Client hereby specifically warrants and guarantees that: 14.2.1 it has obtained the necessary consent from its credit applicant(s), client(s) and/or principal(s) of the client(s) / credit applicant(s) (as the case may be) to perform any credit profile search in respect of such a credit applicant(s), client(s) and/or principal(s) for credit vetting purposes. 14.2.2 all the default data submitted for publication by the Credit Bureau are true and correct in every aspect. 14.2.3 it has verified the accuracy and correctness of the default data submitted for publication by the Credit Bureau. 14.2.4 it has obtained the consent from the Defaulter(s) that its/their default may be submitted for publication by a Credit Bureau. 14.2.5 all defaults submitted for publication to the Credit Bureau relate to a debt for services rendered and disbursements incurred for and/or on behalf of the Defaulter by the Client and/or to goods sold and delivered by the Client to the Defaulter at the Defaulter’s special instance and request and to no other cause of action. 14.2.6 the default submitted for publication to the Credit Bureau has not prescribed in terms of the provisions of the Prescription Act : 68 of 1969. 14.2.7 it shall immediately notify the Credit Bureau in writing, should it, after the publication of the default, transpire that the Defaulter has a valid dispute. 14.2.8 the default submitted for publication is not subject to any valid dispute. 14.2.9 it has provided the Defaulter(s) with the appropriate and proper written notification in terms of Regulation 19(4) of the National Credit Act: 34 of 2005 of its intention to submit adverse information concerning that person to a Credit Bureau. 14.2.10 the Defaulter(s) is/are still in default after expiry of the 20(twenty) day period as stipulated in the Notice given to the Defaulter in terms of Regulation 19(4) of the National Credit Act: 34 of 2005. 14.2.11 in the event of a surety being submitted for publication as a Defaulter based on the default of the Principal Debtor, the suretysh...

Usage of Data. 8.1. Without limiting the provisions of Clause 7, other than your Personal Data, all other Data, including non-personally identifiable information about you are, upon collection (or conversion into non-personally identifiable information), owned by MHC, and MHC shall be entitled to freely share such information within MHC, and any entity within the MHC group of companies may freely commercialise and monetise such Data without informing you or being accountable to you. 8.2. Without limiting the provisions of Clause 7, we are entitled to use and apply the Data in market and product development which may not necessarily be related to this App. 8.3. MHC may share your personal information with: 8.3.1. Service Providers who may view certain information about you through the Application; 8.3.2. Our affiliates and third party service providers who assist us in providing the Application and who perform certain functions on our behalf; 8.3.3. Parties involved in a transaction involving the purchase, sale, lease, merger or amalgamation or any other acquisition, disposal, or financing of our business or a portion of our business; 8.3.4. Other parties if required to do so by law or if we believe that such disclosure is necessary to prevent fraud or crime or to protect the application or the rights, property or personal safety of any person.

Usage of Data. Unless you receive the express consent of your customer, you may not retain, track, monitor, store or otherwise use Data beyond the scope of the specific transaction.

Usage of Data. IMMERI will use and/or process the personal data for, among others, the following reasons: • Inform you of sales promotions and products updates Name, identity card number, sex, date of birth, race, religion, nationality, etc. • Disclose your contact information to your sponsor upon their request to inform you the latest sales promotion, products update, company’s events and etc. Spouse’s name, identity card number and beneficiary’s name, identity card number etc.

Usage of Data. The CSO has agreed with Teagasc that the data file transmitted will be used for statistical purposes only and specifically to inform interviewers of the location/type of farms to be surveyed. The data file sent to Teagasc will include farmer name, farm address, farm size and type of farm, on a random sample of farms taken from the CSO farm register. Names, addresses and farm size have been collected from the FSS, COA and DAFM administrative data over time. Farm type is derived using an extensive procedure set out by Eurostat in 1242/20085 and again this process uses multiple sources including the FSS, COA and DAFM administrative data. CSO uses DAFM administrative data as well as FSS and COA data internally when classifying both the farm type and assigning size categories. By providing farm type and size, the CSO is not directly providing data obtained from DAFM administrative sources. Teagasc have also agreed to have a number of safeguards put in place for the use of this data. The data transferred is strictly confidential; an encrypted CD-ROM is sent and is destroyed when it is no longer needed. Any Teagasc interviewer collecting information from farm holdings will do so using a secure encrypted laptop machine. Individuals in Teagasc with access to the data file are required to abide by the standard agreement6 and be appointed as Officers of Statistics7. 3 ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇-▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇/LexUriServ/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇?uri=OJ:L:2008:321:0014:0034:EN:PDF 5 ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇-▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX:32008R1242&from=EN Section 20(b) within the Statistics Act specifies that the following persons shall be Officers of Statistics “every other person who, consequent on arrangements made under subsection (1) of section 11 of this Act, is for the time being engaged in and about the collection, extraction, compilation or dissemination of information under this Act”. Before they may access the data provided by CSO to Teagasc, the relevant staff in Teagasc must be appointed as Officers of Statistics and must sign an undertaking as specified in Section 21 of the Statistics Act. Only the Director General of the CSO may appoint Officer of Statistics. The process for appointment of Officers of Statistics will be managed by the CSO Data Office. Any staff newly assigned by Teagasc to work which requires access to the data must be appointed as Officers of Statistics before they undertake any such work. Teagasc will notify the CSO of any such changes in staff. In the even...

Usage of Data. You acknowledge that in connection with your use of E- Banking and the Mobile MyLBC App, the Bank and its affiliates and service providers may receive and may share with one another names, domain names, addresses, passwords, telephone and device numbers, the content of messages, data files and other data and information provided by you or from other sources in connection with E-Banking or the Software (collectively, "User Information"). The Bank and its affiliates and service providers will maintain reasonable safeguards to protect the information from unauthorized disclosure or use, but reserve the right to use and disclose this information as reasonably necessary to deliver E-Banking and as otherwise permitted by law, including compliance with court orders or lawful instructions from a government agency, to protect the personal safety of subscribers or the public, to defend claims, and as otherwise authorized by you. The Bank and its affiliates and service providers also reserve the right to monitor use of E-Banking and the Software for purposes of verifying compliance with the law, these terms and conditions, and any applicable license, but disclaims any obligation to monitor, filter, or edit any content.