Onboarding and Validation of Authorized Users Sample Clauses

Onboarding and Validation of Authorized Users. Authorized Users must log into the Platform and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, which shall govern their access to, and usage of, the Platform. A link to the Student Users’ Terms of Service is available here xxxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxx/legal/student; a link to the Subscriber Users’ Terms of Service is available here xxxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxx/legal/faculty; and a link to the Privacy Policy is available here xxxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxx/legal/privacy. During the initial registration, an Authorized User may be prompted to create an account, which may include a sign-in name (“Sign-In Name”), a password (“Password”), and certain additional information that will assist in authenticating the Authorized User’s identity when he or she logs-in in the future (“Unique Identifiers”). When creating an account, an Authorized User must provide true, accurate, current, and complete information. You and your Authorized Users are responsible for the confidentiality and use of Authorized Users’ Sign-In Names, Passwords, and Unique Identifiers, as well as for any use, misuse, or communications entered through the Platform. You will promptly inform us of any need to deactivate a Password or Sign-In Name or change any Unique Identifier. Upon our request, in order for us more effectively xxxxxxx exams, Student Users may be required to validate their identities, their surroundings, and their equipment, and we shall use various processes, procedures, and technologies to authenticate, validate, and monitor the same, all as set forth in our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Onboarding and Validation of Authorized Users. Authorized Users must log into the Platform and accept our end user license agreement and privacy policy, which shall govern their access to, and usage of, the Platform. During the initial registration, an Authorized User may be prompted to create an account, which may include a sign-in name (“Sign-In Name”), a password (“Password”), and certain additional information that will assist in authenticating the Authorized User’s identity when he or she logs-in in the future (“Unique Identifiers”). When creating an account, an Authorized User must provide true, accurate, current, and complete information. You and your Authorized Users are responsible for the confidentiality and use of Authorized Users’ Sign-In Names, Passwords, and Unique Identifiers, as well as for any use, misuse, or communications entered through the Platform. You will promptly inform us of any need to deactivate a Password or Sign-In Name or change any Unique Identifier. We reserve the right to delete or change Authorized Users’ Passwords, Sign-In Names, or Unique Identifiers at any time and for any reason. We will not be liable for any unauthorized use of an Authorized User’s account.
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Onboarding and Validation of Authorized Users. Authorized Users must log into the Platform and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, which shall govern their access to, and usage of, the Platform. During the initial registration, an Authorized User may be prompted to create an account, which may include a sign-in name (“Sign-In Name”), a password (“Password”), and certain additional information that will assist in authenticating the Authorized User’s identity when he or she logs-in in the future (“Unique Identifiers”). When creating an account, an Authorized User must provide true, accurate, current, and complete information. You and your Authorized Users are responsible for the confidentiality and use of Authorized Users’ Sign-In Names, Passwords, and Unique Identifiers, as well as for any use, misuse, or communications entered through the
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