IMovie Trailers - terms of use
I have come across iMovie a month ago and fooled around the making of a short clip using the Romance theme.
I was wondering, what are the term of use of these trailers containing songs and video clips. Is this limited to personal use or the clips and the music are royalty free and can potentially be used for commercial purpose.
I've read a lot over the apple forums but there are no clear answers out there.
Please advise.
They are Royalty Free and can be used in your Projects, even commercial. You cannot sell the music on a stand-alone basis, but you can use it in a movie.
See the End User License Agreement section 2.M. for the Legalese.
http://images.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/iMovie.pdf
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Adobe General Terms of Use
Last updated May 7, 2012. Replaces April 30, 2010 version in its entirety.
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You agree that Adobe may display advertisements adjacent to Your Content, and you agree that you are not entitled to any compensation. The manner, mode, and extent of advertising or other revenue generating models pursued by Adobe on or in conjunction with the Services and/or Your Content are subject to change without specific notice to you.
18. Links to Other Sites.
The Services and Materials may include links that will take you websites or services not operated by Adobe. Whether the link was provided by Adobe as a courtesy, or whether it was posted by a User, Adobe has no control over non-Adobe websites or services. You agree that we are not responsible for the availability or contents of any website or service we do not operate.
19. Termination.
19.1 Termination by You. You may stop using the Service at any time. You may terminate Adobe’s right to distribute, publicly perform, and publicly display Your Shared Content by making it no longer shared. You may terminate the remainder of Adobe’s rights by removing Your Content from the Service, either by deleting it manually, or by contacting Customer Care to have your subscription cancelled, if applicable, and content deleted. To terminate your Service account contact Support athttp://www.adobe.com/go/support_contact. Any fees paid by you prior to your termination are not refundable. Termination of your account shall not relieve you of any obligation to pay any accrued fees or charges.
19.2 Termination by Adobe. Subject to Additional Terms for certain Services (such as ones where you pay for access to these Services), Adobe may at any time terminate our agreement with you (or any individual Additional Terms) if:
(a) You have breached any provision of the Terms (or have acted in a manner that clearly shows you do not intend to, or are unable to, comply with the Terms);
(b) Adobe is required to do so by Law (for example, where the provision of the Services or Materials to you is, or becomes, unlawful);
(c) The provision of the Services to you by Adobe is, in Adobe’s opinion, no longer commercially viable;
(d) Adobe has elected to discontinue the Services or Materials (or any part thereof); or
(e) There has been an extended period of inactivity in your account.
19.3 Termination or Suspension of Services. Adobe may also terminate or suspend all or a portion of your account and/or access to the Services for any reason (subject to Additional Terms for certain Services). Except as may be set forth in any Additional Terms applicable to a particular Service, termination of your account may include: (a) removal of access to all offerings within the Services; (b) deletion of Your Content and Account Information, including your personal information, log-in ID and password, and all related information, files, and Materials associated with or inside your account (or any part thereof); and (c) barring of further use of the Services.
19.4 You agree that all terminations for cause shall be made in Adobe’s sole discretion and that Adobe shall not be liable to you or any third party for any termination of your account (and accompanying deletion of your Account Information), or access to the Services and Materials, including Your Content.
19.5 Upon expiration or termination of the Terms, you shall promptly discontinue use of the Services and Materials. However, any perpetual licenses you have granted, any of your indemnification obligations hereunder, any of Adobe’s disclaimers or limitations of damages of liabilities hereunder, and Sections 8-10, 12-17, 19, 23, and 24 will survive any termination or expiration of the Terms.
19.6 Upon termination of your use of the Service by you or by Adobe for any other reason other than for cause, Adobe will make reasonable effort to notify you at least thirty (30) days prior to termination, at the email address you provide Adobe as part of your registration, with instructions on how to retrieve Your Content prior to such termination.
19.7 Except as otherwise stated in any Additional Terms and applicable subscription terms, in the event of termination by Adobe for reasons other than breach of these Terms, Adobe will provide notice pursuant to the General Terms and will provide you with a pro rata refund for the prepaid and unused portion of the Service.
20. International Users.
20.1The Services can be accessed from countries around the world and may contain references to Services and Materials that are not available in your country. These references do not imply that Adobe intends to announce such Services or Materials in your country.
20.2 These Services are controlled, operated, and administered by Adobe Systems Incorporated from its offices in the United States of America. Adobe makes no representation that the Services or Materials are appropriate or available for use outside of the United States. Adobe reserves the right to block access to the Services or Materials by certain international users. If you access the Services from a location outside the United States, then you are responsible for compliance with all local Laws.
21. Notification of Copyright Infringement.
21.1 Adobe respects the Intellectual Property Rights of others and expects its Users to do the same. Adobe will respond to clear notices of copyright infringement consistent with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Title 17, United States Code, Section 512(c)(2) (“DMCA”) and its response to such notices may include removing or disabling access to the allegedly infringing content, terminating the accounts of repeat infringers, and/or making good-faith attempts to contact the User who posted the content at issue so that he may, where appropriate, make a counter-notification.
21.2 If you believe that your work has been used or copied in a way that constitutes copyright infringement and such infringement is hosted on the Services, on websites linked to or from the Services, or in connection with the Services or Materials, please provide, pursuant to the DMCA, written notification via regular mail or via fax (not via email or phone) of claimed copyright infringement to Adobe’s Copyright Agent (contact information below), which must contain all of the following elements:
(a) A physical or electronic signature of the person authorized to act on behalf of the owner of the copyright interest that is alleged to have been infringed;
(b) A description of the copyrightedStep by step, how did you arrive at seeing this agreement?
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I can't "accept" the new iTunes terms of use on my iphone 4 since iOS 7 update
Hello. Since iOS7 update, when I want to download a song, I get the new iTunes terms of use to read, but no button to accept it. And the download never begin. I can't listen tu music anymore. Does someone also get this bug? Thanx
all cool now that i find out its only in the US atm hurry up and get it in australia apple
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Can't get past the Terms of Use???
I can't get to the end of the terms of use - can't get past 24.9 to continue with the download. I'm no whizz but I'm pretty sure it's not me. Help please
Hi denephew9999,
You need to provide more information as to what software are you trying to download, the OS you are using and the browser to download the software.
Do let me know the exact error message while downloading with possible with screenshots.
Alternatively you can try downloading it from the direct download links available at : http://prodesigntools.com/adobe-cs6-direct-download-links.html
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I'm trying to download Acrobat XI free trial to my MacBook Pro. First step is to accept the terms of use. But it will only let me scroll part of the way down. It stops me at 24.9, so I can't get to the box to check to indicate I accept the terms of use.
5Gene54321ABC please see Can't click Accept on EULA | Acrobat.com - http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat-com/kb/cant-click-accept-eula-acrobat.html for a resolution to your current difficulties.
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Can't get past "terms of Use" screen at initial set-up
I'm trying to set up our new Nano, but I can't get past the "Terms of Use/User Agreement" screen. There is just nothing showing up which will allow me to "accept" the terms. When you scroll to the bottom of the terms, there is nothing, and there are no tabs anywhere else on the page which say "accept". I've updated my itunes software, operating system software, and tried several times to eject, then reconnect ipod, but no good. Please help.
Hello Annie0602,
And welcome to Apple Discussions!
Try setting your computer screen resolution to at least 1024x768. For more help, see this Apple support document.
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1845?viewlocale=en_US
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I have an iMac about a year old. It has OSX 10.8.3 with iMovie 9.0.8. Is there a way to get iMovie to store and use iMovie Events on an external drive? Raw video is eating up my 1TB internal drive.
Yes, you can import to an external drive by choosing it from the Import Screen.
Once an Event or Project is in iMovie, it is best to move it to the external using iMovie, so the Project does not lose links to the Event.
For full instructions on how to do this, see this link.
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-4141 -
I made an iMovie, 6.0.3 using music from iTunes and photos from the Internet. It looked fine on iMovie, but when I uploaded it to youtube, some of the photo near the beginning were corrupted on youtube. I tried a different photo, and the corruption took place at the same moment of the video. How do I prepare the video for export to get it ready for youtube? I wasn't sure whether to clik web or web streaming. Am I supposed to clik Quick Time after I clik Share?
I unfortunately cannot remember where I got the 'trrndlines' plugin... I assume that it must have been from CFX (as it is located under /Users/Dom/Library/iMovie/Plug-ins/cfx/XXXtrrndlines.bundle).
As for what it does, I also do not know, as I do not think I ever used it in my previous video projects.
At this stage, I think I just need to uninstall it so that iMovie doesnt try to use it.
Do you know how to uninstall a CFX plugin in iMovie?
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Feedback on Adobe's Term of Use Policy
Have you ever read the terms of use that you agree with when you install or download something? I'm one of those people who actually go ahead and reads the Terms of Conditions, or Terms of Use before signing anything. Not that it ever matters in most cases, I need the service that I was about to install anyway, but I always like to know what I agree with before I use it. And I’ve been doing it for years with all services that I use.
I'm a Dutch designer and I use Photoshop, Bridge, Illustrator, Reader X, Flash, Flash Player and Premiere. And after the last time I checked the Terms of Use for the Flash Player I feel I had to contact Adobe and give them some much needed feedback. However, if you wish to know the actual feedback you have to read and agree with the Conditions below… No just kidding, let me start off with a short summary.
Short sumary
If you want everyone to use your products please cater your services as simple as possible. That means that you should communicate your service in such a fashion that even those who have little to no experience with legal practices can read your legal documents and understand them.
This requires that you do the following every time you want a user to agree with your Terms of Use:
Directly link the user to the right document that they have to agree on, if they have to agree to several documents offer them several links and specifically state that the user agrees with all these documents at the same time.
List all possible languages that your service communicates with in the same document, that way you are always sure that, no matter what, everyone that you cater your services too can read your legal documents.
Start every Terms of Use document with a Table of Contents that lists all languages that you communicate in so that the user can easily find to the right language and the right page it is on.
Start every Language chapter with a title saying what language it is and then provide a table of contents that lists all the sections of the document so that all sections of the document are easilly navigatable.
Provide a short summary of the entire Terms of Use so that everyone knows what the document will be about and that even laymen who have no experience in reading contracts kan know what they agree with. (Albeit, be it in short terms.)
Provide a way that your user can contact you or your legal department in case your documents contain spelling errors, or in case the reader has questions about the document or the service that is attached to it.
And finally, if you insist on sending your users to one central website that lists all your documents, provide a “frequently used documents” section at the top of your website so that your most populair services can be found directly when needed.
So why do I say these things and why do I think Adobe needs to change his current policy? Let me tell you my full report using the example of Flash Player 12.0.
Product licenses and terms of use Website
In my experience Adobe is the absolute king of terrible terms and conditions. Now don’t get me wrong, this isn’t because their Terms are terrible or evil or anything. It’s just because most modern people have at least two Adobe products on their computer at all time and you'd expect Adobe to take a little responsibility because of this. I'm talking about the Flash Player, for YouTube use , and the Adobe Reader, for reading .PDF files. Adobe's products have regular updates that requiring you to accept the terms and conditions every time. So this is rather annoying if you actually read these terms and call me crazy because I always do.
Allow me to congratulate you if you ever clicked the link that you get when you have to agree with the Terms of Use. My guess is that hardly no-one ever does or obviously no complaint has ever reached Adobe, because the link that it provides is absolutely confusing. It links to this website, http://www.adobe.com/legal/licenses-terms.html and it’s a horror to behold, considering you only want to read the Terms and Coditions of this one service that you really want to use.
To many scaterred documents
If you’ve never seen it, the Terms and Conditions website is a large list of .PDF files that you can only access if you have an active internet connection. Now, note how all these files I'm talking about are .PDFs. Meaning that anyone who wants to read the terms and conditions of the Adobe Reader - before opening a .PDF someone sent him - probably has to already own a functional .PDF reader in order to read the terms and conditions. Be it madness, irony or a false assumption, I don’t know, but it’s a funny thought to start off on this website.
Can't find the right content
Well, there's that. But imagine you are like me and you want to update your Flash player to the new 12.0 version. You click the Terms of Use link before you tick the "Yes I agree box". You go to the website and then you look at this enormous list of documents. And you realise that there is not just one document that you have to read. You quickly spy there are several documents called “Flash” and only one of them is probably the one called "Flash Player version 12.0". But don’t forget the very important “General Terms of Use” of course. Because next to your Flash Player license you also accept Adobe's General Terms of Use. Now nobody tells you that you have to do this, nor is it written on the website itself, you just have to assume this. Because if you ever actually read a Software Terms of Use document before you know that most of them require you to also accept the General Terms of Use.
General Terms of Use may aply
The General Terms is the first document on the website, so that isn't that hard to find.
It’s this document - http://wwwimages.adobe.com/www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/legal/licenses-terms/pdf/Ado be_General_Terms_of_Use-en_US-20121016_1205_web%20version.pdf
And on February the 17th, in 2014 this link downloads a English-only Terms of Use .PDF document that was last updated on October 16, 2012. That's right, it's two years old and English only, so it was written before the United States presidential elections of 2012. Oh and good luck to those abroad co-workers who really like to know what they have to agree with in order to read that necessary .PDF you just sent them.
But all silliness aside, download it, you open it and you read it and it's an OK terms of use document. Disappointingly enough there is no short summary at the start, so be ready to read all of it. And I mean be ready because this document takes about ten to fifteen minutes to read.
Not easilly accessable
Now, back to the main website, and directly notice how it doesn't provide Adobe’s most used Terms of Use documents at the top of this website. Instead one actually has to look up the specific document at the list of licenses below the General Terms of Use. And let me tell you that that is a long list on the main page, so better be smart enough to pop-up the search function or else you'll be straining your eyes to find what you're looking for.
I looked for the words "Flash Player" and this search function got me six different results called "Flash Player". The first one is hidden under the "downloads" tab of the website - you'll never see it unless you put a little effort into it - a third hit is the same as the second hit and the last hit is the same as the first hit but this time it's a "Download" tab at the bottom of the Website.
But the first interesting hit is found under the title "Services" and is listed as "Adobe Premium Features for Flash Player", which surprisingly enough links you to an actual website instead of a .PDF file.
- http://www.adobe.com/products/eulas/tou_premium_features_for_flash_player.html
This takes about seven to ten minutes to read and it's another fairly standard Terms of Use document. Again with no summary at the start of the document and again only in English, and also it probably isn’t necessary to read unless you got the Premium version of Flash Player.
Terrible to navigate
The third hit for "Flash Player" is a link just called "Flash Player", in this case listed under “Software Products” and it notes to be version "12". This is probably the most important document for anyone agreeing with the Terms of Use for their new Flash Player. Clicking the link downloads the following PDF file:
- http://wwwimages.adobe.com/www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/legal/licenses-terms/pdf/Fla sh%20Player_12.0.pdf
And if you don't open it in Internet Explore or in Chrome browser, but, let's say for instance in Firefox or just download the document and open it on your desktop, you start at the absolute top of the document. Which is in some form of Arabic... And there is no Table of Content to help you out... And the entire document is enormous and in different languages... And the search term "Nederlands" - that's how Dutch people call their own language, and me being Dutch I’d like to start there - doesn't give any results. Where the search term "English" however has just two results, both in the same sentence of rule no.12 of the English version of the Terms of Use. And not at the top of the actual English language version...
This is again a fairly standard Terms of Use, but this time there is allot of "you can't use this product under these conditions" language used. Reading this document takes about seven to ten minutes and it also doesn't come with a summary at the start.
But search a word in your preferred langauge, scroll to the start of the chapter, read it, agree with it in your mind and go back to the main website because there is still one more hit under the search term "Flash Player".
To many documents with the same name
The last actual document that is linked is listed under the title "Mobile, runtime, and touch app products" and links to "Adobe Flash Player". Implying that there is a difference between Adobe Flash Player and just Flash Player. And also could start off a lot of confusion if I searched "Adobe Flash Player", instead of just "Flash Player". So this document isn't of any interest to you if you were looking for your Flash Player 12.0 update Terms of Use. But if you happen to open it, prepare yourself for the same problem as the last document. Because it also starts in Arabic, has no table of contents, it gives 4 results of the search term of English in the middle of the English language chapter and again no results for the term “Nederlands”. This document takes about seven to ten minutes to read as well.
No form of contact
All in all adding the time it takes me to find and read and agree to ALL documents that are somehow linked to the Flash Player Terms of Use it would costs the average person about an hour to find and read everything. And to me this is allot of effort to know what the hell you are agreeing with when you just want to tick that little box you had presented about an hour ago. And every time my Flash Player, or Acrobat Reader or support tool for one of my Adobe designer Software asks for a update I have to go through this time after time after time again. And I’m assuming that no-one ever does this because else any sensible company would put some effort into changing it.
So that’s why I have decided to write this three page long document and emailed it to Adobe. Since I figured someone has to be the first. But that is until you discover that Adobe doesn’t have a Customers support email address. Everything that they do that involves Support is directed to their Adobe Community Forums. For which I need a account to access and post to, for which I need to comply with another set of Terms of Use, (10 - 15 minutes of read)
- https://adobeid-na1.services.adobe.com/renga-idprovider/pages/tos/en_US/ADOBE_MASTER
And with their “Privacy Policy”, a link that directs you to a preselected language website and offers you another seven to ten minutes of reading material.
Postface
In conclusion I’m going to make a final bold assumption here. Because no-one ever bothers to read the Terms of Use, Adobe couldn't be bothered to make these contracts presentable in a user friendly fashion. Instead whenever you want to download a new update, Adobe just offers a link to the main Terms of Use website and hope you just tick the damn “I Agree” box already. And that is just an absolute disgrace for your company’s legal face, especially for a company like Adobe that frequently presents large and serieus Terms of Use Documents to it’s user base and demands them to agree or get out.I'm not being a smart alec, but... have you ever had a lengthy conversation with an copyright attorney... about what they do?
I know two personally. One because we went to school together decades ago, and the other because he is on retainer for a client of mine.
What you see in the terms of use (End User License Agreement) IS the revised version... I've never seen the FULL thing, but I'd assume it could hold it's own with the Affordable Care Act, in three areas:
1. The overall number of pages.... necessary or unnecessary.
2. The amount of sense it would make to the average person.
3. The number of people in the world who have actually read it.
I've read nearly all of the license agreements for every product I own from Adobe. Mostly because I have to answer questions about things like Norton, McAfee and Google Chrome being bundled and people say they never agreed to it... Well, by installing anything downloaded from here... they did.
BTW. You can'T install ANY legal, legitimate software from ANY company at all without agreeing to terms of use.
Here's where I will be a smart alec... If you have a problem with that... then you need to stop using computers immediately and permanently, or you're going to have a stroke from the self inflicted stress. -
How to get past terms of use page
When I sign in I reach
the terms of use page. How do I accept and continue?
kelvyn999There is no main frame of a page. There are spreads, and there are page items. Spreads also have pages, but pages don't hold page items, only spreads (and master spreads) do.
So, there are 2 ways to find your story's frame.
1) Given the story UIDRef (the ITextModel object), or an entry in the IStoryList from the kDocBoss, you can get the frames of that story from the IFrameList, which is also on the ITextModel object. You look at the frames and find the one on the spread &/or page you want.
2) Given a spread, look at all the page items on it (via ISpread::ForEachItem or ISpread::GetItemsOnPage). Use the IGraphicFrameData::GetTextContentUID method to find the story (ITextModel) for each page item. You'll need to be able to identify your story somehow or look at the story's IFrameList to determine if it has frames on other spreads, if that's all you know.
Good luck.
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BTCare Community Forums Terms of Use
BTCare Community Forums Terms of Use
The BTCare Community Forums site is provided by British Telecommunications plc (BT) whose registered address is at 81 Newgate Street, London EC1A 7AJ, registration number 1800000.
1. Applicability and Acceptance
The following Terms of Use (the “Terms”) apply to anyone accessing and using the BTCare Community Forums (the “Site”), or any part of it. Please note that if you choose other services from BT once you have registered with us then you may be asked to accept other applicable terms and conditions.
2. Acceptance of Terms of Use
By using the Site you agree to be bound by these Terms. BT may modify these Terms from time to time and you are therefore advised to keep up to date with any changes by regularly reviewing these Terms.
3. Eligibility
3.1 The Site is available to you for your personal use which may include posting your views or responding to the views of other users of the forum. We do not permit use of the Site for your direct commercial gain.
3.2 You must be sixteen years of age or over in order to use the Site. By accepting our terms of use you confirm you are aged sixteen or over.
4. Access, Account Security and Registration
4.1 When you use the Site you may set up a personal profile where you can create threads/posts, contact other users using private messaging facility, perform searches and comment on other members’ threads/posts. It is your responsibility to ensure that you have an appropriate web browser or any other technical requirements in place in order to access and make use of the Site.
4.2 In using this Site, you agree to:
provide us with and maintain accurate, current and complete information about you on registration to the Site;
maintain and promptly update any information you provide to us including registration information, where it may have changed, keeping it accurate, current and complete; and
be fully responsible for all use of your account and for any actions that take place using your account.
5. Ownership of Content that we provide
5.1 Content provided by BT on the Site is protected by copyright, trademark and other intellectual property rights as applicable.
5.2 Content provided by BT on the Site is owned by BT or licensed to BT by third parties, including information, text, designs, graphics, pictures, video, photographs, applications, software, audio and other files, and their selection and presentation (”Our Content”).
5.3 You must not, without BT’s prior written consent, copy, publish, download, de-compile or modify Our Content or use any or part Our Content, unless otherwise agreed in writing by BT.
5.4 You may download or print a copy of any part of Our Content to which you have properly gained access solely for your personal, non-commercial use, provided that you keep all copyright, trademarks, logos or other proprietary notices intact. BT reserves the right to withdraw its consent at any time.
6. Content you post on the Site
6.1 You are responsible for all content (including information, text, pictures, photographs, messages, reviews, notes, videos software, your name or company name and other files or material) that you upload or post on the Site or communicate to other users through the Site. If you did not create content that you post or otherwise make available to the Site, it is your responsibility to ensure that you have the necessary consent from the owner of the content to use it on the Site. You are responsible at your own cost for creating backup copies and replacing any content that you upload or post on the Site or provide to us.
6.2 In order to ensure that the full benefits of the Site are realised by all users BT would encourage you to upload your content as you see fit. So that others (including potential customers) may access and benefit from your content, BT needs to ensure that it has your permission to make your content available. You therefore agree to give BT (as providers of the Site), a non-exclusive, transferable, royalty-free, worldwide licence to use any content that you upload, post or otherwise make available on the Site.
6.3 You must not upload, post, or otherwise transmit any content (including but not limited to text, links, communications, software, images, sounds, data, or other information) that includes any of the following inappropriate content:
a) any personal information belonging either to the poster or another person, such as full name, address, phone number, personal email address, and BT reference numbers;
b) Spam, such as advertisements for other web sites and services, or other commercial solicitation; chain letters, or pyramid schemes, polls or petitions;
c) Flooding the forum boards with excessive posting or padding posts;
d) Profanity; material that is libellous, fraudulent, unlawful, defamatory, pornographic, obscene, profane, racist, sexist, abusive, offensive, threatening, hateful, or otherwise objectionable;
e) Discussion of illegal activities or providing links to other websites containing such information;
f) Discussions that veer off topic, are unrelated to resolving the issue at hand, are repetitive or campaigning, that promote products or services from other providers, or abuse any company or product;
g) Repetitive or continuous complaints about BT policy including allegations of abuse of privacy, use of third party suppliers or any other policy for any purpose;
h) Discussions of moderator actions on the boards. If you need to comment on a moderator action, please private message any administrator/moderator;
i) Posting or transmitting any information or software containing a virus, worm, Trojan horse, or other damaging or destructive component;
j) Posting a link directing users to any information or content that, if posted on the Site would constitute a violation of the Guidelines or Terms of Use.
k) "Bombing" the Site or individual threads with repetitive or meaningless postings, postings unrelated to the purpose of the BTCare Community Forums; excessive cross-posting;
l) Attacks, including "Flaming" another user or entity in such a way as to incite or perpetuate an argument or conflict; creating usernames to attack other users' identities; impersonating other individuals or falsely representing one's identity or qualifications; posts made under secondary user names or other aliases for the purpose of either endorsing or denigrating others; posts that breach any participant's privacy by including name, address, phone, email address, or any other identifying information.
m) Evading bans or suspensions or otherwise disregarding directions from moderators or administrators.
BT will take action under paragraph 7.2. below if you carry out any of the activities described above.
6.4 You agree to indemnify BT against all claims and proceedings arising from infringement of any third party’s intellectual property rights as a result of content that you have posted on or made available on the Site. This indemnity does not apply to claims or proceedings arising from BT’s use of your content other than in accordance with these Terms. BT can withdraw your content at anytime without notice.
6.5 In exceptional circumstances it may be necessary to remove content which you post on our community because of legal or commercial reasons. i.e. if compelled to do so due to a court order, a contractual obligation with a third party, or a regulatory requirement. This may occur even if none of the above breaches in terms of use are applicable. A user will be informed via PM if a deletion (or edit) is carried out for this reason, but it will usually not be possible to explain the decision in these circumstances.
7. User Conduct
7.1 You agree not to use the Site (or any part of it) to:
a) act in any way that is unlawful or defamatory, in contravention of any licence, third party rights, or in contravention of any guidance that BT may give to you , and you agree to comply with BT’s Acceptable Use Policy which can be found at www.bt.com/acceptableuse and which may be amended by us from time to time;
b) damage, disable, overload or affect the operation of the Site;
c) collect email addresses or other contact information of other users from the Site by any means for the purposes of sending unsolicited emails or other unsolicited communications;
d) solicit personal information, passwords or other personally identifying information for commercial or unlawful purposes;
e) solicit participation in public discussion, debate, comment or activity outside this Site;
f) register yourself for more than one account, or register on behalf of another individual or group without our written consent;
g) provide false or misleading information about yourself or your business, or create a false identity; or
h) use or attempt to use another’s account, service or system without BT’s prior written authorisation.
7.2 BT takes any misuse of the Site very seriously indeed, and therefore you agree to take all necessary steps to make sure that you do not misuse the Site. If BT reasonably believes that you have misused the Site (or any part of it) in any way, then BT may terminate your registration, remove your content, and/or suspend or terminate your access to the Site without notice. BT will be under no obligation whatsoever to reinstate your registration.
7.3 You agree to indemnify BT and any affected 3rd party against all legal fees, damages and other expenses that we may reasonably incur as a result of any misuse of the Site (or any part of it).
7.4 If you believe that any content displayed or made available on the Site includes any of the above offences, then please let BT know through our contact page which is displayed on the Site.
7.5 BT reserves the right to manage the postings on the BTCare Community to provide an orderly presentation of this information. To effectively manage the site, BT may designate employees or others to act as moderators and administrators for the site ("Moderators"). These Moderators are the only representatives of BT authorised to manage the BTCare Community. Any BT employees who are not designated as Moderators or Employees are not authorised to represent themselves on the site as BT employees. Authorised BT Employees are distinguished by the Rank of "Employee" and/or an official BT logo as an Avatar. BT is not responsible for content provided by any BT employee who is not designated as a Moderator or an Employee.
8. Security
8.1 You are responsible for the security and proper use of any user IDs, PIN numbers and passwords required for registration on the Site, and must take all necessary steps to ensure that they are kept confidential, secure, used properly and not disclosed to unauthorised people.
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9.7 Each part of this clause operates separately. If any part of a clause is held by a Court to be unreasonable or inapplicable the rest of the clause shall continue to apply.
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11. Suspension, withdrawal and termination
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12. Personal Data
In addition to our commitments under our Privacy Policy BT collects information from visitors to the Site to help us to make improvements to the forums and to the services we make available. We may keep any personal data that you disclose to compile statistics on community forums usage. We know, for instance, how many visitors there are to the forums, when they visited, for how long and to which areas of the forums they went. This information is used for trend analysis purposes and we do not use this information to identify individuals visiting the community forums.It is your responsibility to ensure that you have the necessary consents if you pass on a third party’s email address to BT. We are not responsible for the security of any personal data that you chose to post on the site.
In respect of any personal information which you may upload, post or transfer to any third party on the Site, whether your own or that of any third party in contravention of clause 6.3 a) above, you agree that you are acting as the data controller and that BT and any third party supplier to BT are acting as data processors. You agree to indemnify BT and any relevant third party supplier against all claims and proceedings arising as a result of personal data you have posted or made available on the Site.
You accept that by using this Site that the storage of personal information including Customer Data will be carried out using facilities in the United States of America. The storage of Customer Data by BT will be in accordance with the EEA Safe Harbor Principles.
YOU CONSENT TO THE TRANSMISSION OF CUSTOMER DATA AND TO THE STORAGE OF CUSTOMER DATA ON SERVERS LOCATED IN THE UNITED STATES.
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14. Disputes
You are solely responsible for your interactions with other Site users. BT reserves the right to (but has no obligation to) monitor disputes between you and other users.
15. Applicable Law
These Terms are governed by and will be interpreted in accordance with English Law and any disputes relating to these Terms will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts.
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Hello,
The link to 'Terms of Use' and 'Privacy Policy' on 'https://beehiveonline.oracle.com/index.html' cause 'HTTP 500 Internal Server Error'.
Could you tell me how I can access to the information ?
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There is a infinity loop when the 'Accept' button is hit in the Terms of Use of the Icloud in the Apple TV. Does anybody know how to solve it?
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You shall be authorised to use the Products only for personal, noncommercial use, , and not for redistribution, transfer, assignment or sublicence, to the extent permitted by law.
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I have been told otherwise on this discussion board but i cannot find any definitive explaination that indicates that i cannot use itunes files for the reason that iam wanting to!!!??cheers,
That all sounds well and good and i feel the same as you but it is such a fine line i really would like a definite answer to it,
I guess my questions are this, is it classed as using itunes music files for commercial purposes if you are DJing with them???? And is it legal to play Itunes files as a DJ??? ( assuming that iam playing at a venue/club/pub with the relevant liscence)
I would like something concrete, i would hate to go through all this then find that a simple missinterpretation of the word "NON COMMERCIAL" leads to me commiting illegal use of itunes files.
Also it says in the "australian copyright laws" that digital download sites such as itunes etc are legal places to download music,and you are aloud to play the files as a DJ as long as you obtain the relevant liscence. They also go onto say that the issue is subject to the "terms of use" of the website hosting the music files!!!! Therefor the issue lays in the Itunes "terms of use" policy!!!? And also lyes in teh word "NON COMMERCIAL"????
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