Restrictions on Uses of Websites by Recipient Sample Clauses

Restrictions on Uses of Websites by Recipient. Recipient hereby acknowledges, agrees and covenants that: (1) it may not access or attempt to access any Website, shall not submit any Insertion Order, and shall not download any Data Records from any Website or use any downloaded or otherwise conveyed Data Records [e.g., conveyed via any offline means], in whole or in part, for any purpose that is unlawful or prohibited by this Agreement; (2) it may not, and shall not, modify, copy, distribute, transmit, display, reproduce, publish, license, sublicense, relicense, create derivative works from, frame in another web page, use on any other website, convey, exploit, transfer, sell, rent, lease, pledge or otherwise dispose of any information, software, lists of Consumers, Data Records, Leads or Data conveyed, provided through or obtained from one or more of the Websites or otherwise from NWMS or under this Agreement [e.g., conveyed via any offline means], except for purposes entirely in accordance with this Agreement; (3) it may not, and shall not, engage in the practices of screen scraping, database scraping, or any other activity for the purpose of obtaining lists of Consumers or other information contained within the Data Records or Databases; (4) it may not, and shall not, use any of the Websites in any manner that could damage, disable, overburden, or impair any of the Websites or interfere with NWMS's use and commercial operation of any of the Websites; (5) it may not, and shall not, obtain or attempt to obtain any Data Records or any information on the Databases through any means not intentionally made available or furnished by NWMS on one or more of the Websites or otherwise under this Agreement [e.g., conveyed via any offline means]; and (6) except with the written permission of NWMS, it may not, and shall not, access or attempt to access password protected, secure or non-public areas of any of the Websites. Further, Recipient hereby acknowledges and agrees that unauthorized individuals attempting to access prohibited areas of any of the Websites may be subject to prosecution.
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