Wireless Connections Sample Clauses

The Wireless Connections clause defines the rules and responsibilities regarding the use of wireless networks and devices within a particular context, such as a workplace or service environment. It typically outlines whether wireless access is permitted, any security requirements for connecting devices, and the obligations of users to protect sensitive information when using wireless connections. By establishing clear guidelines, this clause helps prevent unauthorized access, reduces security risks, and ensures that wireless connectivity is used safely and appropriately.
Wireless Connections. Monthly data plan charges for wireless connections are billed in advance. Overage usage (usage in excess of the monthly data plan amount) will be rounded to the next full GB of traffic and will be billed in arrears. Data usage not used in a particular monthly billing period may not be carried forward to another month the data plan selected by Customer. With regard to Wireless UNI, Customer charges are based on data usage sent through the wireless connection (including resent data), not data usage received by Customer Equipment.
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Wireless Connections. Company shall not attach any non-AHS-owned wireless access points to the AHS Network or AHS ECR.
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Wireless Connections. Monthly data plan cCharges for wireless connections are billed in advance. For metered data plans overage usage (usage in excess of the monthly data plan amount) will be rounded to the next full GB of traffic and will be billed in arrears. Data usage not used in a particular monthly billing period may not be carried forward to another month in the data plan selected by Customer. With regard to Wireless UNI, Customer overage charges are based on data usage sent through the wireless connection (including resent data), not data usage received by Customer Equipment.
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Wireless Connections. Overage usage (usage in excess of the monthly data plan amount) will be rounded to the next full GB of traffic and will be billed in arrears. Data usage not used in a particular monthly billing period may not be carried forward to the following month. With regard to Wireless UNI, Charges are based on data usage sent through the wireless connection (including resent data), not data usage received by Customer Equipment.
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Wireless Connections. For any devices on which you access the Application that are not supplied by Licensor, you are responsible for the wireless connections and communications to the hardware device installed into Licensor’s Pilot product that you have purchased. Neither Licensor, nor its officers, employees, agents, or licensors are liable or responsible for the failure of any such connection or communication services to provide or maintain access between you and the Application or Pilot, or for any interruption or disruption of such access or any erroneous communication between the Application or the Pilot and you or any consequent inability to perform any activity.
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Wireless Connections. Customer will be billed monthly, and is responsible for paying all fees, charges, Taxes and Surcharges (as defined in the "Taxes; Surcharges; Exemptions" section above), on your data plans. Generally Customer is billed the monthly access fees and feature charges in advance, and airtime overage and other usage charges in arrears. Monthly billing cycles vary and may not correspond to calendar months. For metered data plans overage usage (usage in excess of the monthly data plan amount) will be rounded to the next full GB of traffic and will be billed in arrears. Data usage not used in a particular monthly billing period may not be carried forward to another month in the data plan selected by Customer. With regard to Wireless UNI, Customer overage charges are based on data usage sent through the wireless connection (including resent data), not data usage received by Customer Equipment.
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