Violations of Usage Regulations of TCU Network

Violations of Usage Regulations of TCU Network

The following actions violate the regulations of the TCU Network.
Every member of this institution is required to obey these regulations.

1. Publishing contents violating copyright

Downloading and uploading music and video files using file exchange software 　Downloading, uploading, acquiring and publishing music, videos and game software using file exchange software, such as Winny, Share, BitTorrent and so on, are against the Mi-tech Network regulations.
Storing music and video files, such as mp3 in common folders 　 Storing copyrighted music, videos and game software in the common folder is regarded as assisting illegal distribution.
Copying and exchanging music and video files 　Copying and exchanging any copyrighted files is a violation of copyright law. 　Uploading any copyrighted files to one’s homepage is also regarded as violating the law.
Downloading game software from unauthorized sources 　Playing games software downloaded from unauthorized sources by using an emulator violates copyright law.

2. Publishing contents inappropriate for academic purposes

3. Publishing contents which violates human rights

4. Publishing obscene contents

Library and Information Committee
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