Common use of Electronic messages Clause in Contracts

Electronic messages. If any feature of any Service allows you to send, publish or dispatch any Electronic Message, you must not, and must ensure that your Personnel do not, use that feature or the relevant Service: (a) to impersonate any other person or brand; (b) in any way that is likely to suggest or represent that we have created or endorse in any way any content that you transmit or communicate using the Service; or (c) to send any Marketing Message to any person unless: (i) the recipient has first consented to receiving the Marketing Message; and (ii) the recipient is provided with a means to opt-out of receiving such a Marketing Message; and (iii) the Marketing Message includes a clear identification within the Marketing Message of the source or originating entity of the Marketing Message to enable the recipient to determine who sent the Marketing Message.