Blocking and Filtering Sample Clauses

Blocking and Filtering. While the computer industry may provide blocking and filtering software that empowers Customer to monitor and restrict access to Customer's computer and its data, ImOn is not the publisher of this software. ImOn strongly recommends that the Customer employ a "firewall" or other security software. The Customer assumes all responsibility for providing and configuring any "firewall" or security measures for use with the Service. ImOn shall not be responsible in any manner for the effectiveness of these blocking and filtering technologies. ImOn does not warrant that other users will be unable to gain access to Customer's computer(s) and/or data even if the Customer utilizes blocking and filtering technologies.
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Blocking and Filtering. While the computer industry may provide blocking and filtering software that empowers CUSTOMER to monitor and restrict access to CUSTOMER’S computer and its data, Seiontec Systems is not the publisher of this software. Seiontec Systems strongly recommends that the CUSTOMER employ a “firewall” or other security software. The CUSTOMER assumes all responsibility for providing and configuring any “firewall” or security measures for use with the Service at its location. Seiontec Systems shall not be responsible in any manner for the effectiveness of these blocking and filtering technologies. Seiontec Systems does not warrant that other users will be unable to gain access to CUSTOMER’S computer.
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Blocking and Filtering. Customer assumes all responsibility for providing and configuring any “firewall” or security measures for use with the Data Service. Except to the extent set forth in the Supplemental SimpleFiber Business Solutions Business Security Service Section, SimpleFiber Business Solutions shall not be responsible in any manner for the effectiveness of these blocking and filtering technologies. SimpleFiber Business Solutions does not warrant that others will be unable to gain access to Customer’s computer(s) and/or data even if Customer utilizes blocking and filtering technologies, nor does SimpleFiber Business Solutions warrant that the data or files will be free from computer viruses or other harmful components. SimpleFiber Business Solutions has no responsibility and assumes no liability for such acts or occurrences.
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Blocking and Filtering. Customer assumes all responsibility for providing and configuring any “firewall” or security measures for use with the Service. Except to the extent set forth in the Supplemental Charter Business Security Service Section, Charter shall not be responsible in any manner for the effectiveness of these blocking and filtering technologies. Charter does not warrant that others will be unable to gain access to Customer’s computer(s) and/or data even if Customer utilizes blocking and filtering technologies, nor does Charter warrant that the data or files will be free from computer viruses or other harmful components. Charter has no responsibility and assumes no liability for such acts or occurrences.
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Blocking and Filtering. While the computer industry may provide blocking and filtering software that empowers Customer to monitor and restrict access to Customer's computer and its data, Air Link Rural Broadband, LLC is not the publisher of this software. Air Link Rural Broadband, LLC strongly recommends that the Customer employ a "firewall" or other security software. The Customer assumes all responsibility for providing and configuring any "firewall" or security measures for use with the Service. Air Link Rural Broadband, LLC shall not be responsible in any manner for the effectiveness of these blocking and filtering technologies. Air Link Rural Broadband, LLC does not warrant that other users will be unable to gain access to Customer's computer(s) and/or data even if the Customer utilizes blocking and filtering technologies. * (i) Acceptable Use Policy. Customer agrees to comply with the terms of Air Link Rural Broadband, LLC's Acceptable Use Policy ("AUP"), found at xxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxx (or the applicable successor URL) and that policy is incorporated by reference into this Agreement. Customer represents and warrants that Customer has read the AUP and agrees to be bound by its terms as they may from time to time be amended, revised, replaced, supplemented or otherwise changed. Customer expressly understands and agrees that the AUP may be updated or modified from time to time by Air Link Rural Broadband, LLC, with or without notice to Customer. Air Link Rural Broadband, LLC may discontinue or disconnect Services immediately for any violation of the Air Link Rural Broadband, LLC AUP with or without notice to Customer. No Third-Party Hardware or Software Support Customer is responsible for the installation, repair and use of Customer-supplied third-party hardware and/or software. Air Link Rural Broadband, LLC does not support third-party hardware or software supplied by Customer. Any questions concerning third-party hardware or software should be directed to the provider of that product. Air Link Rural Broadband, LLC assumes no liability or responsibility for the installation, maintenance, compatibility or performance of third party software, any Customer-supplied hardware or software with the Services. If such third-party equipment or software impairs the Services, Customer shall remain liable for payments as agreed (if any) without recourse for credit or prorated refund for the period of impairment. Air Link Rural Broadband, LLC has no responsibility to resolve the difficultie...
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Blocking and Filtering. While the computer industry may provide blocking and filtering software that empowers Customer to monitor and restrict access to Customer's computer and its data, Northwest Ohio Broadband is not the publisher of this software. Northwest Ohio Broadband strongly recommends that the Customer employ a "firewall" or other security software. The Customer assumes all responsibility for providing and configuring any "firewall" or security measures for use with the Service. Northwest Ohio Broadband shall not =be responsible in any manner for the effectiveness of these blocking and filtering technologies. Northwest Ohio Broadband does not warrant that other users will be unable to gain access to Customer's computer(s) and/or data even if the Customer utilizes blocking and filtering technologies.
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Blocking and Filtering. While the computer industry may provide blocking and filtering software that empowers Customer to monitor and restrict access to Customer's computer and its data, Rocket Communications is not the publisher of this software. Rocket Communications strongly recommends that the Customer employ a "firewall" or other security software. The Customer assumes all responsibility for providing and configuring any "firewall" or security measures for use with the Service. Rocket Communications shall not be responsible in any manner for the effectiveness of these blocking and filtering technologies. Rocket Communications does not warrant that other users will be unable to gain access to Customer's computer(s) and/or data even if the Customer utilizes blocking and filtering technologies. * (i) Acceptable Use Policy. Customer agrees to comply with the terms of Rocket Communications Acceptable Use Policy ("AUP"), found at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxx-xx and that policy is incorporated by reference into this Agreement. Customer represents and warrants that Customer has read the AUP and agrees to be bound by its terms as they may from time to time be amended, revised, replaced, supplemented or otherwise changed. Customer expressly understands and agrees that the AUP may be updated or modified from time to time by Rocket Communications, with or without notice to Customer. Rocket Communications may discontinue or disconnect Services immediately for any violation of the Rocket Communications AUP with or without notice to Customer. Customer is responsible for the installation, repair and use of Customer-supplied third-party hardware and/or software. Rocket Communications does not support third-party hardware or software supplied by Customer. Any questions concerning third-party hardware or software should be directed to the provider of that product. Rocket Communications assumes no liability or responsibility for the installation, maintenance, compatibility or performance of third party software, any Customer supplied hardware or software with the Services. If such third-party equipment or software impairs the Services, Customer shall remain liable for payments as agreed (if any) without recourse for credit or prorated refund for the period of impairment. Rocket Communications has no responsibility to resolve the difficulties caused by such third-party equipment or software. If, at Customer's request, Rocket Communications should attempt to resolve difficulties caused by such th...
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