Accounts on Data Promotion Platforms Sample Clauses

Accounts on Data Promotion Platforms. 1. The accounts created and registered by Party B and all its customers on the data promotion platforms shall only be used by Party B and its authorized subjects. Without the written consent of Party A, Party B shall not give, lend, rent, transfer or sell them in any form. 2. Party B shall properly keep the accounts created and registered on the data promotion platforms and their passwords, maintain the security and confidentiality of the accounts and passwords, and fully bear the legal responsibilities for the activities and behaviors (including but not limited to online signing of agreements or data promotion) undertaken in the name of Party B’s account. If the account is stolen or the password is lost due to Party B’s improper storage or other force majeure, Party B shall bear the responsibility on its own. If the account or password is lost or forgotten, Party B may appeal to Party A or the data promotion platforms in time to retrieve the account or password. Party B understands and acknowledges that the password retrieval mechanism of Party A or the data promotion platforms can only identify whether the information filled in the appeal form is consistent with the system records, but cannot identify whether the appellant is the real authorized user of the accounts. 3. Party B understands and agrees that in order to ensure the security of the accounts and the legitimate rights and interests of Party B, if Party B’s account is not logged in and not used for a certain period, Party A shall have the right to re-verify the identity and other information of the login party of Party B’s accounts according to the operation process of the data promotion platforms. 4. After the cancellation or termination of the Agreement, Party A shall have the right to close all accounts created and registered by Party B and its customers on the data promotion platforms and their permissions.
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