Users’ Code of Conduct Sample Clauses

Users’ Code of Conduct. 5.1 You fully understand and agree that you shall be responsible for all your actions undertaken in the while playing Games United's Game(s), including any content you post and the consequences arising therefrom. You should make your own judgement on the contents of Games United’s Game(s) and bear all risks arising from the use of Games United’s Game Service, including but not limited to those resulting from reliance on the correctness, integrity, or practicability of the contents of Games United’s Game(s). Games United’s Game(s) cannot and will not be liable for any losses or damages 5.2 Aside from using Games United's Game Service pursuant to this Agreement, you shall not engage in any activity that infringes the intellectual property rights of Games United's Game(s) or engage in any activity that is harmful to the legitimate interests of Games United or any other third parties. 5.3 Unless permitted by laws or with the written consent of Games United, when using Games United's Game Service, you shall not engage in any of the following behaviour including but not limited to: 5.3.1 Delete the copyright information and content of the Game or its copies. 5.3.2 Reverse engineer, reverse assemble, reverse compile the game software, or make any other attempt to obtain the software source code and other confidential content. 5.3.3 Scan, explore and test the game software in order to detect, discover, and identify possible bugs or vulnerability therein. 5.3.4 Copy, modify, add, delete, mount, or create any derivative work from the game software or the data transferred to the RAM of any terminal device when the software is being used, or the interactive data between the client terminal and the server terminal when the software is being used, or the system data necessary to run the software, in such ways including but not limited to using any plug-in, cheating tool, or unauthorized third-party tool/service to access the software or any related system. 5.3.5 Modify or forge any instructions and data when the software is being used, add, delete, or change the function or operation result of the software, or operate and propagate the relevant software or method that can be used to achieve the above-mentioned function, irrespective of whether the above actions are conducted for commercial purposes. 5.3.6 Use Games United's Game(s) and Games United's Game Service through any third-party software, plug-in, cheating tool, or system that is neither developed nor authorized...
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