Renegade Internet technology may not be used to display, distribute, link to, or otherwise make available content which is obscene or violent, is unlawful, which encourages or incites any unlawful activity, which is defamatory to any group or individual or is otherwise, in the sole discretion of Renegade Internet considered unacceptable.
Renegade Internet technology may not be used in connection with any activity that infringes or misappropriates the intellectual property rights of others, including copyrights, trademarks, service marks, trade secrets and patents.
Renegade Internet technology may not be used in connection with any unsolicited commercial email that does not fully comply with applicable law, including the CAN SPAM Act of 2003.
Renegade Internet technology may not be used in connection with any downloadable application that is downloaded without notice and consent, exists solely to distribute advertisements, replaces ads on third-party web sites or which collects personal information from the user without notice and consent. Further, Renegade Internet technology may not be used to download any type of unauthorized or unlawful program to any computer. This includes, but is not limited to linking or redirecting a user to a web site intended to directly or indirectly download such software.
Unless Renegade Internet provides written permission, no user may grant access to the Renegade Internet products, technology, or data to any person or entity which is not expressly allowed such access pursuant to the terms of the user's agreement with Renegade Internet. Under no circumstances may any user license or sell any use of or access to the Renegade Internet technology.
Renegade Internet technology may not be used to engage in or promote activities that are determined to be illegal, including advertising illegal sweepstakes or pyramid schemes, fraudulent traffic generation, fraudulently charging credit cards, pirating software, creating or distributing viruses or worms, or any other activity that Renegade Internet reasonably determines to be harmful to its operation, reputation, client relationships, or those of any of its clients, partners, and affiliates.