Common use of Objectionable Content Clause in Contracts

Objectionable Content. Customer agrees, as a condition of USBI's performance under this Agreement, that USBI will not provide billing and -information management services which USBI deems harmful, damaging or against public policy, including, but not limited to: (i) Services which explicitly or implicitly refer to sexual conduct; (ii) Services which contain indecent, obscene or profane language; (iii) Services which allude to bigotry, racism, sexism or other forms of discrimination; (iv) Services which through advertising, -content or delivery are deceptive, or that may take unfair advantage of minors or the general public; (v) Services which are publicly accessible, multiparty connections commonly known as "gab" or "chat" services; (vi) Services which have not been authorized by End Users, or which have had excessive customer service complaints associated with such services; (vii) Services which are prohibited by Federal, state, or local laws or Tariffs; or (viii) Services which individual LECs exclude from the "types" of services or products for which their policies permit them to bill and collect.

Objectionable Content. Customer agrees, as a condition of USBI's performance under this Agreement, Agreement that USBI will not provide billing and -information information management services which USBI deems harmful, damaging or against public policy, including, but not limited to: (i) Services which explicitly or implicitly refer to sexual conduct; ; (ii) Services which contain indecent, obscene or profane language; ; (iii) Services which allude to bigotry, racism, sexism or other forms of discrimination; ; (iv) Services which through advertising, -content content or delivery are deceptive, or that may take unfair advantage of minors or the general public; ; (v) Services which are publicly accessible, multiparty connections commonly known as "gab" or "chat" services; ; (vi) Services which have not been authorized by End Users, or which have had excessive customer service complaints associated with such services; (vii) Services which are prohibited by Federal, state, or local laws or Tariffs; or or (viiivii) Services which individual LECs exclude from the "types" of services or products for which their policies permit them to bill and collect.