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This provision establishes a compliance framework where the customer acts as the responsible party for all end-user conduct on the platform. By allocating enforcement responsibility to the customer rather than Neon, the clause creates a cascading accountability structure for policy violations originating from end-user activity.
Customers are required to monitor and enforce Acceptable Use Policy compliance among their end users and face liability for any end-user violations. This means customers must implement internal controls or contractual mechanisms with their own users to prevent policy breaches, or risk bearing responsibility for violations they did not directly commit.
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"Customer agrees to use the Platform Services only in accordance with this Agreement, the Acceptable Use Policy (available at neon.com/aup or as otherwise provided by Neon), and all applicable laws and regulations. Customer is responsible for ensuring that its end users comply with the Acceptable Use Policy and Customer will be responsible for any violations of the Acceptable Use Policy by its end users.— Excerpt from Neon's Neon Terms of Service
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This provision establishes a compliance framework where the customer acts as the responsible party for all end-user conduct on the platform. By allocating enforcement responsibility to the customer rather than Neon, the clause creates a cascading accountability structure for policy violations originating from end-user activity.
Customers are required to monitor and enforce Acceptable Use Policy compliance among their end users and face liability for any end-user violations. This means customers must implement internal controls or contractual mechanisms with their own users to prevent policy breaches, or risk bearing responsibility for violations they did not directly commit.
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