Acceptable Use Policy Leadcamp

The End-Users are fully responsible for (non-limited):

• Creating and managing user accounts;
• Ensuring no false or misleading information is being used for the user account;
• All use or abuse made of the account; and
• The safe handling, storage, confidentiality and proper usage of the accounts.

Each End-User shall have a designated account. No End-User shall allow any other party, or share with any party, access to LEADCAMP through its own account.

End-Users shall apply all reasonable techniques, practices and/or technology (e.g. use of strong passwords that are regularly changed) to prevent unauthorized access to their personal account for LEADCAMP by any other users or any third party. In case other users or third parties have access to (the personal data in) LEADCAMP, the End-Users are liable for the transactions which occur as a result of the use made of LEADCAMP by the other users or third parties. CARDIFY therefore strongly advises the End-Users -if the they observe that someone has accessed their account- to immediately employ all means to stop the misuses (e.g. by changing their password) and contact CARDIFY.

End-Users may not use LEADCAMP to email, transmit, distribute, or store material in a manner that CARDIFY believes:

• Modifies, alters, tampers with, or otherwise creates derivative works of LEADCAMP;
• Reverse engineers, disassembles, or decompiles the (infrastructure of) LEADCAMP;
• Accesses or uses LEADCAMP in a way intended to avoid incurring fees or exceeding usage limits or quotas;
• Is abusive, deceptive, false, fraudulent pornographic, obscene, defamatory, slanderous, offensive, or otherwise inappropriate;
• Is a breach of the intellectual property rights of Cardify;
• Violates the applicable privacy legislation (such as, but not limited to, Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (‘General Data Protection Regulation’), Directive 2002/58/EC of the European Parliament and Council of 12 July 2002, concerning the processing of personal data and the protection of privacy in the electronic communications sector (‘e-privacy directive’) and the Belgian implementation thereof).
• Violates or otherwise encroaches on the rights of others, including, but not limited to, infringing or misappropriating any privacy, intellectual property, proprietary right of another (such as, but not limited to, publishing, uploading or otherwise distributing any material protected by intellectual property rights without having the necessary rights or consent to do so);
• Precludes any other End-User from access to LEADCAMP;
• Is any of the following or similar activities (without the following list being limitative): hacking, emailbombing, spoofing, or sending any email containing or transmitting any virus, worm or any kind of malware;
• Promotes or induces illegal activity;
• Wilfully damages the security of LEADCAMP or is an attempt to test the robustness of LEADCAMP or render LEADCAMP unavailable;
• Is an attempt to gain unauthorized access to LEADCAMP;
• promotes or facilitates hate speech, violence or discrimination based on gender, race, sexual orientation, marital status, religious or philosophical beliefs, nationality, age, physical or mental disability and/or any other human characteristic protected against discrimination;
• Stalks, harasses, or harms anyone, including minors;
• Interferes with or adversely affects LEADCAMP or the use of LEADCAMP by other customers;
• Uses or launches any high volume automated means (including “robots”, “spiders”, “offline readers”, “scripts” or similar data gathering or extraction methods) to access LEADCAMP or any other accounts, computer systems, or networks connected thereto;
• Monitors or crawls LEADCAMP (e.g. leading to impairment of LEADCAMP);
• Conducts denial of service attacks;
• Intentionally interferes with the proper functioning of LEADCAMP, including any deliberate attempt to damage, disable, or overload LEADCAMP by any means;
• Uses means (manual or electronic) to avoid any use limitations placed on a system, such as access and storage restrictions;
• Alters or obscures email headers or assume a sender's identity without the sender's explicit permission;
• Collects or replies to messages if those messages violate this Policy; and
• Is in general to be considered abnormal use of LEADCAMP.

Emails sent using LEADCAMP may not:

• Contain forged or invalid headers;
• Contain non-existent or invalid domain names;
• Use any technique to otherwise hide any information needed for identifying the point of origin or transmission path of the email;
• Contain misleading or false information, names or other content;
• Infringe third party’s intellectual property rights; and,
• Infringe privacy rights of data subjects;

End-Users are solely responsible for exercising supervision and control over their accounts, the data, as well as the compliance of other users or third parties with this policy and other procedures and policies (e.g. the Privacy Policy, Data Processing Policy and Terms of Service of Cardify).

If an End-User becomes aware of any violation of this Policy, CARDIFY should be immediately notified via the helpdesk or via legal@leadcamp.io. The End-User should subsequently provide CARDIFY with assistance to stop or remedy the violation.

CARDIFY reserves the right to monitor and enforce, but does not assume any obligation or responsibility whatsoever in respect of:

• Investigating any of the End-Users their access to, or use of LEADCAMP (including the management of the accounts), or any of third parties authorized by the End-Users to access the data.
• notifying End-Users of any misuse of LEADCAMP or non-compliance under this Policy.

CARDIFY may however:

• investigate violations of this Policy or misuse of LEADCAMP;
• remove, disable access to, or modify any data or resource that violates this Policy or any other agreement CARDIFY has with the Customer for use of LEADCAMP; or
• disclose any activity that CARDIFY suspects to be in violation of any law or regulation to appropriate law enforcement officials, regulators, or other appropriate third parties. CARDIFY’s reporting may include disclosing appropriate information of an End-User and cooperating with appropriate law enforcement agencies, regulators, or other appropriate third parties to help with the investigation and prosecution of illegal conduct by providing network and systems information related to alleged violations of this Policy. The End-User will be notified If CARDIFY makes this type of disclosure, unless CARDIFY is required to keep the disclosure confidential.

CARDIFY may immediately remove any content in LEADCAMP which is contrary to this Policy and suspend the access of the Customer and its End-Users to LEADCAMP and or terminate the subscription of the Customer for cause (in accordance with Cardify’s Terms of Service), if a Customer or one of its End-Users both (i) breaches this Policy, and (ii) does not respond to CARDIFY in a reasonable period after being contacted about a potential breach of this Policy.