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This provision establishes a binding operational boundary on permissible service use and defines a category of conduct that violates the usage agreement. It operates as a mandatory compliance requirement that applies across all users and use cases.
Interpretive note: The term 'critical safety systems' is not defined, creating ambiguity for operators in industrial, healthcare, or transportation sectors about whether their use cases approach this prohibition.
Users are required to refrain from using the service for attacks or disruptions targeting critical infrastructure or safety systems. Violation of this provision creates grounds for service suspension or termination under the terms.
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This provision establishes a binding operational boundary on permissible service use and defines a category of conduct that violates the usage agreement. It operates as a mandatory compliance requirement that applies across all users and use cases.
Users are required to refrain from using the service for attacks or disruptions targeting critical infrastructure or safety systems. Violation of this provision creates grounds for service suspension or termination under the terms.
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