Lack of Activity Sample Clauses

Lack of Activity. If you do not log into EasternEase Online for 365 days, we may deactivate your account. If your account is deactivated for inactivity, all account activity and transactions will not be available using a mobile device and you will need to re-enroll in the Service to access the features included in EasternEase Mobile.
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Lack of Activity. If you do not log into EasternEase Business Online for 365 calendar days, we may deactivate your account. If your account is deactivated for inactivity, all accountactivity and transactions will not be available using a mobile device and you will need to re-enroll in the Service to access the features included in EasternEase Business Mobile. Biometric ID Technology. We may make fingerprint, touch identification, Face Identification (Face ID) or other biometric identification available as Access Credentials for the Mobile Banking Service for Wireless Devices that support such technology. If you enable biometric identification as Access Credentials, you acknowledge and agree that anyone whose biometric identification is saved on a Wireless Device will be able to access and use the Mobile Banking Service on your Wireless Device through biometric identification. If anyone has a biometric identifier saved on a Wireless Device and you do not want that person to be able to access and use the Mobile Banking Service on your Wireless Device or a Wireless Device that you have authorized to access your Mobile Banking Service, then you should not enable biometric identification as Access Credentials. We neither control, store, nor have access to the biometric identifier profiles saved on Wireless Devices. Biometric identifiers can be used in connection with only one Mobile Banking Service user login at a time on a Wireless Device. We are not responsible for the performance and functionality of biometric technology on your Wireless Device, and we may ask you to login to the Service using other Access Credentials if biometric identification is not working properly.
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