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Technical Protections Sample Clauses

Technical Protections. The Game may include measures to control access to the Game, prevent unauthorized copies, or otherwise attempt to prevent anyone from exceeding the limited rights and licenses granted under this Agreement. If the Game permits access to additional online features, only one copy of the Game may access those features at one time (unless otherwise provided in the Game documentation). Additional terms and registration may be required to access online services and to download updates and patches to the Game. Only copies of the Game subject to a valid license can be used to access online services, and download updates and patches. You may not interfere with such access control measures or attempt to disable or circumvent such security features. If you disable or otherwise tamper with the technical protection measures, the Game will not function properly.
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Technical Protections. ‌ 6.1 The Software may include measures to control access to the Software, control access to certain features or content, prevent unauthorized copies, or otherwise attempt to prevent anyone from exceeding the limited rights and licenses granted under this Agreement. Such measures may include incorporating license management, product activation, and other security technology in the Software and monitoring usage, including, but not limited to, time, date, access, or other controls, counters, serial numbers, and/or other security devices designed to prevent the unauthorized access, use, and copying of the Software, or any portions or components thereof, including any violations of this Agreement. Licensor reserves the right to monitor use of the Software at any time. You may not interfere with such access control measures or attempt to disable or circumvent such security features, and if you do, the Software may not function properly. If the Software permits access to Special Features, only one copy of the Software may access those Special Features at one time. Additional terms and registration may be required to access online services and to download Software updates and patches. Only Software subject to a valid license can be used to access online services, including downloading updates and patches. Except as otherwise prohibited by applicable law, Licensor may limit, suspend, or terminate the license granted hereunder and access to the Software, including, but not limited to, any related services and products, at any time without notice for any reason whatsoever.
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Technical Protections. The Software may contain technical protections that restrict use to certain equipment, to a single console, or to a certain number of servers, and may provide other restrictions, all of which shall be consistent with the License. RTCS shall not be liable for any damages incurred as a result of such technical protections or the failure of the Software to operate outside the scope of the License. The following terms and conditions shall apply when the Licensee is the United States Government: 1. The Software (including any Updates thereto) is “commercial computer software” and the Documentation is “computer software documentation” as defined in the FAR and DFARS. The Software and Documentation are provided to agencies of the U.S. Government (either directly or through other prime or subcontractors) exclusively subject to the terms of this license agreement as provided in DFARS 227.7202 (for Department of Defense (DoD) acquisitions) and FAR 12.212 (for non-DoD acquisitions). 2. Licensee agrees that the Software and Documentation are proprietary to Raytheon and that both are exempt from any public disclosure statute or regulation, including without limitation the Freedom of Information Act requirements.
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Technical Protections. The Services may include security measures to control access to the Services or Content, control access to certain features, prevent unauthorized copies, or otherwise attempt to prevent anyone from exceeding the limited rights and licenses granted under the Terms. Such measures may include incorporating license management, product activation, and other security technology in the Services and monitoring usage, including, but not limited to, time, date, access, or other controls, counters, serial numbers, and/or other security devices designed to prevent the unauthorized access, use, and copying of the Services, Content or any portions or components thereof. You may not interfere with such access control measures or attempt to disable or circumvent such security features, and if you do, the App and/or Platform may not function properly.
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Technical Protections. 8.1 You acknowledge and agree that we may include in the Software certain measures to: (a) control your access to the Software (or any part of it); (b) prevent unauthorised copies; or (c) attempt to prevent anyone from exceeding the limited rights granted under this Agreement. These measures may include incorporating product activation, licence management and other security technology in the Software and monitoring usage of the Software, including time, date and/or location controls, installation counters, registration or serial numbers, activation technology, and/or other security devices designed to prevent the unauthorised access, use, and copying of the Software, and any breach of this Agreement. 8.2 You acknowledge and agree that we may monitor the use of the Software at any time and collect any such data that we consider appropriate including IP and MAC addresses relating to the device(s) on which the Software is accessed or installed. 8.3 You will not interfere with such access control measure or attempt to disable or circumvent such security features, and if you do, the Software may not function properly.
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Technical Protections. The Game may include measures to control access to the Game, prevent unauthorized copies, or otherwise attempt to prevent anyone from exceeding the limited rights and licenses granted under this Agreement. If the Game permits access to additional online features, only one copy of the Game may access those features at one time (unless otherwise provided in the Game documentation). Additional terms and registration may be required to access online services and to download updates and patches to the Game. Only copies of the Game subject to a valid license can be used to access online services, and download updates and patches. You may not interfere with such access control measures or attempt to disable or circumvent such security features. If you disable or otherwise tamper with the technical protection measures, the Game will not function properly. You agree that the Licensor may transfer, share, and/or store your user data outside the European Economic Area where reasonably necessary to administer, operate, maintain and support the Game. When connected to the Internet and using the Game, the Licensor may receive information including by not limited to your hardware MAC address, internet protocol address, and your usage of various game features. All information collected by the Licensor is intended to be anonymous information that does not disclose your identity or constitute personal information. However, if you include personal information such as your real name in your user ID, then such personal information will automatically be transmitted to the Licensor and used as described herein. The information collected by the Licensor may be posted by the Licensor on publicly-accessible web sites, shared with hardware manufacturers, shared with platform hosts, shared with the Licensor marketing partners or used by the Licensor for any other lawful purpose. By using the Game you consent to the Licensor ‘s use of related data, including public display of your data such as identification of your user created content or displaying your scores, ranking, achievements and other gameplay data. If you do not want your information shared in this manner, then you should not use the Game. The Licensor does not guarantee that your information will not be disclosed to third parties. While the Licensor 's aim is to keep your information confidential, third parties may unlawfully intercept transmissions or private communications, or access data within the System. The Game may ...
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