INTERNET USAGE POLICY Sample Clauses

INTERNET USAGE POLICY. Improper use of the AGO’s Internet and Internet services can waste time and resources, violate AGO policies, and create legal liability and embarrassment for both the AGO and the User. The AGO’s Internet services include, but are not limited to, e-mail, file transfer protocol, and access to the World Wide Web. This Policy applies to use of the AGO’s Internet and Internet services (collectively the “Internet”) accessed using AGO network resources or paid Internet access methods, and used in a manner that identifies the User with the AGO. User’s authorized Internet access will be provided by the AGO through vendors approved by the Information Technology Services Section of the AGO (“ITS”). All other access methods to the Internet are prohibited. All activities that require use of the AGO’s Internet must be pre-approved by the AGO. Certain activities that require use of the AGO’s Internet are strictly prohibited. Therefore, the User shall not use the AGO’s Internet in connection with any of the following activities: Engaging in illegal, fraudulent, or malicious conduct; Engaging in conduct that is beyond the scope of the contract or retention agreement, if applicable, for which User access is granted; Transmitting, downloading, retrieving, or storing offensive, obscene, defamatory, or otherwise prohibited material (including, but not limited to, pornographic, X-rated, religious, political, threatening, or racial or sexual harassing content); Harassment of any kind; Monitoring or intercepting the files or electronic communications of AGO employees or third parties; Attempting to test, circumvent, or defeat the security systems of the AGO or any other organization, or accessing or attempting to access the AGO’s or any other organizations’ systems without prior authorization from the AGO; Providing access to anyone other than the User to the AGO Internet and/or network resources without prior authorization from the AGO; Providing anyone access to or disseminating any AGO information/data, regardless of whether or not it is considered confidential or public, and regardless of how the information/data was obtained; Using or accessing social media; Participating in chat rooms, open forum discussions, interactive or instant messaging unless such participation is for business purposes and pre-approved by ITS; Operating a business for personal gain, sending chain letters, or soliciting money in any way for religious, political, charitable, personal, or business purpos...
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INTERNET USAGE POLICY. All host families will provide you with internet during your time in their home. However there are some rules that must be followed. There are 3 categories of internet use.
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INTERNET USAGE POLICY. All host families will provide you with internet during your time in their home. You are encouraged to use your time on the internet respectfully and in a way that does not disturb others in the home. Most houses have quiet time from latest 10:00pm until 7:00am. If internet usage (i.e. gaming, late night conversations, etc.) are disruptive to the household or are causing disturbance in your ability to get up in the morning for school, staff may need to help you manage your internet usage. Please note the following activities are prohibited: • Downloading illegal software or media (programs, movies, music…) • Accessing adult content (pornography) • Gambling • Spending excessive amounts of time online that interferes with your studies, sleep or academics • Other activities that consume a large amount of bandwidth International students need approval by VIE to travel to Vancouver or any other city. If students would like to travel overnight outside of Victoria, they need parental authorization from their natural parent. If travelling out of the country, students must ensure they have the correct travel documents to enter that specific country. Students who wish to travel outside of Victoria must apply to the Program Office for permission and do the following: • Pick up a Student Travel Application from their International Advisor, VIE Program Office (Uplands Campus) or online: Student Travel Application • Complete ALL the information on the form and discuss it with their Homestay family. The host family must conduct their due diligence to verify the information before signing. • Return the form to the VIE Program Office, fax it to 250 -592- 6327 or email it to xxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx at least 7 days prior to travel. If complete information has not been given, travel will not be approved. Last minute requests or late forms will not be approved. • any serious physical or mental health issue that the student develops after acceptance into the program, including but not limited to the following: a contagious disease, pregnancy, eating disorder, or addiction. Students may be required to seek treatment for these conditions in order to remain enrolled in VIE. • information from friends or other students about abuse (verbal, emotional, physical, or sexual) or suicidal thoughts. • thefts they become aware of in school or in their Homestay.
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INTERNET USAGE POLICY. Independent Case Examiner Such internet Usage policy as is applicable to the Development and signed up to by the Tenant when first accessing the internet. Member: Means a member of the TDS Prescribed Information: The information required under section 213(5) of the Housing Xxx 0000 as set out in The Housing (Tenancy Deposit) (Prescribed Information) Order 2008.
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INTERNET USAGE POLICY. All host families will provide you with internet during your time in their home. However there are some rules that must be followed. a. You are encouraged to use your time on the internet for: a. Research, homework and other academic work b. Keeping in touch with family and friends b. The following activities are allowed only when they are lawful and all academic work is up to date and they do not interfere with time spent with your host family: a. Streaming videos b. Online gaming c. Downloading music or other media c. The following activities are prohibited: a. Downloading illegal software or media (programs, movies, music…) b. Accessing adult content (pornography) c. Gambling d. Spending excessive amounts of time online (more than 2 hours of recreational time daily) e. Other activities that consume a large amount of bandwidth
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INTERNET USAGE POLICY. Where Third Parties have or require internet access, they must adhere to the Authority’s Internet usage policy and be aware that such access is restricted and may be monitored.
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