Intercept Messages Sample Clauses

The 'Intercept Messages' clause authorizes one party to monitor, access, or capture communications transmitted through specified channels or systems. In practice, this may apply to emails, instant messages, or other electronic communications sent within a company's network, often for purposes such as security monitoring, compliance, or quality assurance. By establishing clear permission to intercept messages, the clause helps prevent disputes over privacy expectations and ensures that monitoring activities are legally and contractually supported.
Intercept Messages. Each Party shall provide voice recorded intercept announcements and/or distinctive tone signals to the calling Party (when appropriate) when traffic is directed to a number within one of its NPA-NXXs or line ranges that has not been assigned to a customer.
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Intercept Messages. ‌ If Contractor offers Voice Connectivity Services or applicable Mobile Communication Connectivity Services, Contractor must provide intercept messages and referrals to be associated with a number that has been disconnected. These intercept messages must include, but not be limited to, the following: 1. Number Dialed Not in Service; 2. Number Dialed Not in Service with Referral to New Number (10 Digit Format); 3. Number Dialed Temporarily Out of Service. Contractor will advise the Authorized User of the intercept messages that they may provide. Contractor must provide intercept messages and referrals for a minimum of 6 months from the date of disconnection, unless otherwise specified by the Authorized User Agreement, at no cost.
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