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Wavenet AUP (Acceptable Use Policy)

As a provider of Internet access, web page hosting and other Internet-related services, Wavenet offers its customers (also called subscribers) the means to acquire and disseminate a large amount of public, private, commercial and non-commercial information.

Wavenet knows that the Internet allows a forum for open and free discussions, however, when there are commercial interests, Wavenet reserves the right to take certain corrective and preventive actions. To protect these interests, Wavenet has developed an Accepted Uses Policy (“AUP”), which explains certain points developed in the contracts with each client and is intended to be a guide to the rights and obligations of clients who use Wavenet services. . This AUP will be constantly reviewed and Customer will find it available at www.wavenet.com, which constitutes Customer's acceptance of these additional changes to the AUP.

An important aspect of the Internet is that no one owns or controls it. This fact greatly influences the degree of openness and value of the Internet but also leaves many points for the judgment of the Internet user themselves, both for the senders and receivers of information.

When subscribers obtain information through the Internet, they should keep in mind that Wavenet cannot monitor, verify and guarantee the quality of the information that users may receive. For this reason, the user must have the capacity to judge in relation to said information and at the same time must be aware of any type of material broadcast on the Internet that is sexually explicit or highly offensive. Due to the above, Wavenet cannot accept any type of responsibility towards its clients for the results of offensive, illegal or unwanted communications.

When clients submit information over the Internet, they should keep in mind that Wavenet cannot review, edit, censor or take responsibility for any type of information that its clients may create. When users broadcast information on the Internet, they have the same rights and obligations as other authors with copyright rights and their possible infringements, defamations, etc. In this sense, when this information circulates through the Wavenet network, it can reach a large number of people, including Wavenet clients or not. For this reason, it will be understood that clients have violated Wavenet's acceptable use policy and the Service Contract when clients carry out the following actions considered prohibited:

spamming

Send unsolicited email and/or unsolicited commercial messages over the Internet (called “spamming”). It is not only because of the negative impact that it can create on the consumer towards Wavenet, it can also overload the Wavenet network, making the service offered to the client not able to be offered in full quality conditions. Likewise, keeping an SMTP gateway open is prohibited. When a complaint is received Wavenet has the power to determine whether or not it meets the characteristics that violate the rules or determine that Spamming has been carried out.

Those clients who violate this prohibition will suffer an immediate suspension of the operation of the service, for periods of no less than 72 hours, and must pay a fine of $300 + VAT to Wavenet, as a penalty for breach of contract.

Targeted Domains

The use of targeted domains, or redirections, using redirection codes, to simulate the hosting of different sites under a service that only includes one Web site is not permitted. Those redirects that are detected as being used for this purpose will be removed from our DNS servers immediately.

Intellectual Property Violations

This includes any activity that infringes or fraudulently misappropriates the property rights of others, including copyrights, trademarks, trade names, trade secrets, software or applications, and patents held by individuals or legal entities or any other type of entity.

Also any activity that infringes the privacy or publicity rights or any other personal rights of others. Wavenet is required by law to block access to customer content that violates the above. It is also Wavenet's policy to terminate privileges that customers may have who repeatedly infringe intellectual property laws.

Obscene Language and Materials

When using the Wavenet network to broadcast, promote, store, display any type of information containing child pornography or obscene language or material, Wavenet is required by law to notify legal agencies of such publication for immediate removal and action. legal.

Defamatory or abusive language

Use the Wavenet network to transmit or download defamatory, abusive or threatening language.

Message headers

Poorly rendered message headers that are used to hide the true content of the message.

Unauthorized or illegal access to other computers or networks – Illegally or unauthorized access to computers, accounts, or networks belonging to another party, or attacking the security systems of other systems (known as “hacking”). In general, any activity that can be considered as a penetration into a system.

Distribution of Viruses over the Internet, Trojan Horses or any other type of Destructive Agent

Distribute information about the creation of viruses, Trojan horses, mailbombing, pinging or any other type of electronic attack agent. As well as activities that interfere with the ability of others to use the network or connect to the network, system, service or equipment.

Facilitate the violation of the AUP

Promote, transmit or make possible any type of application, program, product, service or software that has been designed to violate this AUP, including facilitating the use of mass email (spam) in any of its forms.

Export Violation Control

Export encrypted software over the Internet.

Network Groups

Wavenet reserves the right to not accept submissions from newsgroups when it is known that such messages violate the AUP.

Other illegal activities

Any activity considered illegal, including the promotion, transmission or making possible any type of fraudulent business.

Other activities

Any other type of activity that Wavenet could determine as contrary to its clients, reputation, good work or relationships with third parties.

As already mentioned, the responsibility to avoid activities contrary to the AUP is the primary responsibility of the client. Wavenet, as usual practice, will not monitor its clients' communications to ensure compliance with this policy or with the legislation in force at any given time.

When Wavenet detects any activity that violates any of these points, it will take actions to stop said activities, including without limitation, removing the information, closing a web page, blocking offensive transmissions via filters, denying access to the Internet or any other action that is deemed necessary. determine appropriate.

Wavenet is aware that many of its customers are Internet service providers and that much of Wavenet's customer information may be generated by these customers' customers. Wavenet does not force its clients to monitor or censor communications or web pages created by its clients. Wavenet has the right to take action directly against a customer of a Wavenet customer.

Likewise, Wavenet may take action against its client for reasons originated by its clients. In this same sense, Wavenet warns that clients who offer Internet services must cooperate in these measures taken. Failure to cooperate with these measures taken by Wavenet will be considered a violation of the AUP.

Wavenet is aware of the privacy of online communications and web pages. In general, the Internet is no less or more secure than other forms of communication including mail, facsimiles, and voice telephony since almost everything can be intercepted. As a matter of caution, Wavenet insists on warning its customers to assume that their online communications are insecure. Wavenet cannot assume responsibility for data transmission.

Wavenet will not intentionally monitor private email sent or received by its customers unless required by law, legal authorities or when public safety may be affected. Wavenet can, however, monitor its service automatically to determine if resources are operating satisfactorily. Likewise, Wavenet may disclose information about a customer, a transmission made from the Wavenet network, or a website to comply with a court order, summary, regulation, or governmental request.

Wavenet assumes no obligation to inform its client that such information has been disclosed and such non-obligation may become a prohibition if the law so determines. Finally, Wavenet may disclose customer information or information transmitted over its network when necessary to protect Wavenet and others from fraudulent actions.

Wavenet expects that its customers who provide Internet services to others will fully comply with all applicable privacy laws. A failure by a customer to comply with these laws will violate Wavenet policy.

Finally, Wavenet wishes to emphasize that by accepting the Service Agreement customers will indemnify Wavenet for any violation of the Agreement, law or Wavenet policy that results in a loss or a claim against Wavenet by a third party. This means that if Wavenet is sued for an action by the customer, the customer must pay all damages caused to Wavenet plus legal costs and attorneys' fees.

Hopefully this AUP will be helpful in clarifying the obligations of Internet users, including Wavenet and its customers as responsible members of the Internet. Any suggestions, complaints or reports of violation of this AUP should be sent to abuse@wavenet.com.

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