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This provision allocates operational responsibility and compliance oversight to the customer as the account holder, while establishing Atlassian's investigative authority. The assignment of end user conduct liability to the customer creates a framework where the customer functions as the responsible party for adherence to acceptable use standards across all account activity.
The provision requires the customer to monitor and enforce compliance by end users and holds the customer accountable for all activities under the account as though the customer had directly performed them. This means the customer assumes liability for end user violations of the Acceptable Use Policy, regardless of whether the customer was aware of or authorized specific conduct.
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Customer shall not, and shall ensure that Authorized Users do not, use the Service in any manner that: (a) violates applicable laws or regulations; (b) infringes the intellectual property rights of any third party; (c) transmits harmful, offensive, or illegal content; or (d) attempts to reverse engi...
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"Customer agrees to comply with the Atlassian Acceptable Use Policy and will ensure that End Users comply with this Agreement and the Acceptable Use Policy. Customer is responsible for all activities occurring under Customer's account and the acts and omissions of End Users as if they were Customer's own acts and omissions. Atlassian reserves the right to investigate suspected violations of the Acceptable Use Policy.— Excerpt from Atlassian's Atlassian Cloud Terms
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This provision allocates operational responsibility and compliance oversight to the customer as the account holder, while establishing Atlassian's investigative authority. The assignment of end user conduct liability to the customer creates a framework where the customer functions as the responsible party for adherence to acceptable use standards across all account activity.
The provision requires the customer to monitor and enforce compliance by end users and holds the customer accountable for all activities under the account as though the customer had directly performed them. This means the customer assumes liability for end user violations of the Acceptable Use Policy, regardless of whether the customer was aware of or authorized specific conduct.
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