Other Responsibility
At KW Servers, we place a strong emphasis on the actions our users take, whether they are lawful or
unlawful, when they have the potential to harm our subscribers, operations, reputation, goodwill, or
customer relationships. While the primary responsibility for avoiding these harmful activities rests
with the subscriber, we must ensure the integrity of our services.
We do not engage in routine monitoring of our subscribers' communications to verify their compliance
with KW Servers's policies or applicable laws. However, if any detrimental behaviors are
discovered, we may take action to stop them. This can include actions such as removing specific
content, suspending websites, deploying screening software to block offensive transmissions, denying
Internet access, or any other action that we deem suitable.
We are aware that many of our customers also run their own Internet service businesses. Information
reaching KW Servers's facilities through these subscribers may originate from their customers or
other third parties. KW Servers does not mandate that subscribers who offer Internet services
should monitor or censor transmissions or websites created by their customers.
KW Servers retains the right to take direct action against the customer of our subscribers. In
situations where a customer's activities have an impact on other subscribers of the same entity, we
may also take action against the subscriber directly. Additionally, we anticipate our subscribers
who provide Internet services to assist us in taking any remedial or preventative measures we deem
essential. Failure to cooperate with these measures would be considered a violation of KW Servers's
policies.
We want to emphasize that we do not intentionally monitor private electronic mail messages sent or
received by our subscribers unless required by law, government authorities, or when there are
concerns about public safety. We may, however, electronically monitor our services to ensure they
are functioning correctly. Furthermore, we may disclose information, including information regarding
a subscriber, a transmission made using our network, or a website to comply with a court order,
subpoena, summons, discovery request, warrant, statute, regulation, or governmental request. In some
cases, we may be prohibited by law from providing notice to the subscriber about such disclosures.
Lastly, we may disclose subscriber information or information transmitted over our network when it
is necessary to protect KW Servers and others from harm, or when such disclosure is essential for
the proper functioning of our systems. It's crucial to note that we never sell information to other
services or outside companies. We expect that our subscribers who provide Internet services to
others will fully adhere to all applicable laws regarding online communications privacy. Failure to
comply with these laws will be considered a violation of KW Servers's policy. Finally, KW Servers
wants to be clear that by agreeing to the Service Agreement, subscribers are holding KW Servers
harmless from any losses incurred by KW Servers as a result of violations of the Service Agreement,
the law, or KW Servers policy, as well as from any claims made by third parties. This means that if
KW Servers is sued due to the actions of a subscriber or a customer of a subscriber, the subscriber
will be responsible for any damages awarded against KW Servers, as well as associated costs and
reasonable attorney's fees. We believe that this Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) clarifies for all
Internet users, including KW Servers and its subscribers, what it means to be a responsible member
of the online community.Send any grievances you may have regarding a subscriber's alleged breach of
this AUP to sales@kwservers.com.