Your Conduct Regarding Website and Services Sample Clauses

Your Conduct Regarding Website and Services. You acknowledge and agree that: • You own all rights in and to any and all content, including, without limitation, any designs, images, animations, videos, audio files, fonts, logos, interactive features, illustrations, compositions, artworks, interfaces, text, literary works and any other materials and information posted or submitted through your Account ("User Content") to your website hosted by us as part of the Services (the "User Website"), or otherwise have (and will continue to have) the full right, power, authority, consent and applicable licenses in and to the User Content, as necessary to legally use, publish, transfer or license any and all rights and interests in and to such User Content. • You will not impersonate anyone else and the User Content is (and will continue to be) true, current, accurate, and non-infringing upon any third- party rights, and in no way unlawful for you to possess, post, transmit or display in the country in which you or your User Website's visitors and users ("End Users") reside, or for DPM and/or your End Users to use or possess in connection with the Services. • Your use of this Website and the Services, including any User Content, will comply with this Agreement and all applicable local, state, national and international laws, rules and regulations, including those specific laws applicable to you or your End Users in any of your geographical locations. • You are solely responsible and liable with respect to any use of this Website and the Services that occur under your Account and/or User Website(s), and for any of your User Content (including for any consequences of using or publishing such User Content on or with respect to the Services). • You agree not to circumvent, disable or otherwise interfere with the security-related features of this Website or the Services found at this Website (including without limitation those features that prevent or restrict use or copying of any DPM Content or User Content) or enforce limitations on the use of this Website or the Services found at this Website, the DPM Content or the User Content therein. • You will provide us with such government-issued identification as we may request in our sole and absolute discretion. • You will regularly and independently save and backup any and all of your User Content and the information that is being processed by you regarding your User Website, including with respect to End Users, User Products (as defined below), and any applications and...
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