Robust Inactive Product means a product or component that (i) does not contain a Device Key, (ii) is designed not to have its DTCP functions be activated except by an Update, and (iii) is no less secure from circumvention (including but not limited to modification and/or compromise of Confidential Information or Highly Confidential Information) than Licensed Products are required to be hereunder. By way of example, a product or component consisting of software object code manufactured by Adopter shall be deemed a Robust Inactive Product if (x) if the portions implementing DTCP (including any portion of DTCP) are encrypted using a commercially reasonable strength of encryption and the keys necessary to decrypt and use such portions are not made available to any person or entity other than Adopter and (y) the product or component does not contain a Device Key.
Robust Inactive Product has the meaning set forth in the Form Adopter Agreement.
Robust Inactive Product means those portions of a component or product, other than a Managed Copy Service or Evaluation Managed Copy Service, manufactured under license from AACS LA and the Licensors that embody a portion or all of the mandatory portions of one or more Specifications and which meets one of the following sets of conditions:
Examples of Robust Inactive Product in a sentence
Where an Adopter can demonstrate that the cost of removing HDCP from a Robust Inactive Product would be substantial, Licensor shall not unreasonably decline written approval of an “extraordinary circumstance,” provided that such continued shipment without further activation would not affect the security of HDCP and there have not been repeated breaches of the Agreement by the Adopter.
Where an Adopter can demonstrate that the cost of removing HDCP from a Robust Inactive Product would be substantial, Licensor shall not unreasonably decline written approval of an “extraordinary circumstance,” provided that such continued shipment would not perpetuate a breach of the Agreement that would affect the security of HDCP and there have not been repeated breaches of the Agreement by the Adopter.
More Definitions of Robust Inactive Product
Robust Inactive Product means a product or component that (i) does not contain a DTCP2 Device Key, (ii) is designed not to have its DTCP2 functions be activated except by an Update, and
Robust Inactive Product means a product or component that (i) does not contain any Highly Confidential Information, (ii) is designed not to have HDCP functions be activated except by an Update and therefore shall not display HDCP Content via any output prior to being activated by such Update, and (iii) is no less secure from circumvention (including but not limited to modification and/or compromise of Confidential Information or Highly Confidential Information) than Licensed Products are required to be hereunder. By way of example, a product or component consisting of software object code manufactured by Adopter shall be deemed a Robust Inactive Product if (x) if the portions implementing HDCP (including any portion of HDCP) are encrypted using a commercially reasonable strength of encryption and the keys necessary to decrypt and use such portions are not made available to any person or entity other than Adopter and (y) the product or component does not contain a Device Key. For review only - Not valid for execution
Robust Inactive Product means a product or component that (i) does not contain any Highly Confidential Information, (ii) is designed not to have HDCP functions be activated except by an Update and therefore shall not display HDCP Content via any output prior to being activated by such Update, and (iii) is no less secure from circumvention (including but not limited to modification and/or compromise of Confidential Information or Highly Confidential Information) than Licensed Products are required to be hereunder. By way of example, a product or component consisting of software object code manufactured by Adopter shall be deemed a Robust Inactive Product if (x) if the portions implementing HDCP (including any portion of HDCP) are encrypted using a commercially reasonable strength of encryption and the keys necessary to decrypt and use such portions are not made available to any person or entity other than Adopter and (y) the product or component does not contain a Device Key.