This document is a
copy of the UTORid Conditions of Use, last updated
August 15, 2005, which must be accepted by
everyone creating a UTORid.
UTORid Conditions of Use
Please read the
following Conditions of Use for this service
carefully. You will be asked to accept these
conditions in order to create a UTORid.
Conditions of Use
for Access Holders
All the services
accessible by UTORid are to be
used for academic purposes only. Other uses,
including use for commercial or personal gain, for
software or other copyright infringement, or for
any illegal or disruptive purpose, are not
authorized.
Access is issued
for the exclusive use of the owner of the
University of Toronto library card being used to
create this UTORid and may not be given
to or shared with any other person.
According to
contractual arrangements, ECSMail (one of the
e-mail client software programs running on PCs) can
only be used with the UTORmail service. A UTORid
remains active while the holder is
affiliated with the University.
Appropriate Use
The University of
Toronto is committed to ensuring a working and
learning environment in which all persons treat
others with humanity and respect. University
information technology facilities include computing
devices and associated peripherals, communications
infrastructure and related equipment, facsimile
machines, scanners, copiers, telephones, video and
other multimedia devices and all forms of software.
Such resources and tools are made available to
employees in support of their teaching, research,
and administrative activities and to students in
support of their respective academic objectives and
requirements. Their use is circumscribed by codes
such as the
Appropriate Use of Information and Communication Technology Guidelines,
Code of Student Conduct,
the Code of Behaviour for Academic Matters,
the Ontario Human Rights Code, and the Criminal Code of Canada
in concert with various rules and guidelines
adopted in local units.
Everyone bears the
primary responsibility for the material he or she
chooses to access, send, or display. The facilities
may not be used in any manner to create, send or
display material which contravenes the relevant
policies or statutes. Where devices, such as
portable computers, are the property of the user,
the appropriate use expectations still apply when
such devices are used to access University
information technology facilities.
Failure to adhere
to these guidelines may result in the suspension of
access privileges as well as other action as deemed
appropriate by the user\'s division, University of
Toronto Computing, and/or the University of
Toronto.
Appropriate use
includes, for example:
- respect for the
rights of others
- respect for the
property of others
- consideration
of other persons using shared systems,
equipment, and facilities
- confidentiality
in use of passwords
- a presumption
of the right to privacy
- use of tools
for the purpose for which they are
intended
- adherence to
the rules governing use of accounts, equipment,
networks, or other facilities, whether the rules
are established by the University of Toronto or
by the organizations providing these tools to
the University
- adherence to
etiquette and culture as defined in systems that
you use
Inappropriate use
includes, for example:
- unauthorized
access, alteration, destruction, removal and/or
disclosure of data, information, equipment,
software, or systems
- deliberate
over-extension of the resources of a system or
interference with the processing of a
system
- disclosure of
confidential passwords and/or access devices or
information for accounts, equipment, electronic
mail, and telephone voice mail
- use of
university facilities and resources for
commercial purposes
- propagation of
hate literature
- harassment,
including sexual harassment
- theft of
resources
- malicious or
unethical use
- use that
violates provincial or federal laws
By selecting
Accept below, I acknowledge that I have read and
accepted the above conditions. Furthermore, I
understand that this service will remain active
only as long as I remain affiliated with the
University of Toronto.
If you do not
accept these conditions select Cancel and your
request for a UTORid will be
cancelled.
these Conditions of Use.
Cancel
Select Accept only
after carefully reading all the conditions
above.
The above is a reproduction of the electronic form
that everyone must complete as part of the
procedure to obtain a UTORid. Clicking
the "accept" button doesn't do anything in this
reproduction, but it is a necessary step in that
procedure. This copy of the original UTORid
Conditions of Use made Aug 15, 2005
The following is the version of this document which was used
from October 1, 2001 until August 15,
2005. This document was amended August 15, 2005 to reference
the "Appropriate Use of Information Technology" (which it did
not reference because it predated it). Minor word changes were
also made to replace the phrase "appropriate use of information
technology" where it is not a reference to the policy of that name.
The following is offered for historical purposes only and is no
longer in force.
UTORid
Conditions of Use
Please read the
following Conditions of Use for this service
carefully. You will be asked to accept these
conditions in order to create a UTORid.
Conditions of Use
for Access Holders
All the services
accessible by UTORid are to be
used for academic purposes only. Other uses,
including use for commercial or personal gain, for
software or other copyright infringement, or for
any illegal or disruptive purpose, are not
authorized.
Access is issued
for the exclusive use of the owner of the
University of Toronto library card being used to
create this UTORid and may not be given
to or shared with any other person.
According to
contractual arrangements, ECSMail (one of the
e-mail client software programs running on PCs) can
only be used with the UTORmail service. A UTORid
remains active while the holder is
affiliated with the University.
Appropriate Use
of Information Technology
The University of
Toronto is committed to ensuring a working and
learning environment in which all persons treat
others with humanity and respect. University
information technology facilities include computing
devices and associated peripherals, communications
infrastructure and related equipment, facsimile
machines, scanners, copiers, telephones, video and
other multimedia devices and all forms of software.
Such resources and tools are made available to
employees in support of their teaching, research,
and administrative activities and to students in
support of their respective academic objectives and
requirements. Their use is circumscribed by codes
such as the
Code of Student Conduct, the
Code of Behaviour for Academic
Matters, the Ontario
Human Rights Code, and the Criminal Code of Canada
in concert with various rules and guidelines
adopted in local units.
Everyone bears the
primary responsibility for the material he or she
chooses to access, send, or display. The facilities
may not be used in any manner to create, send or
display material which contravenes the relevant
policies or statutes. Where devices, such as
portable computers, are the property of the user,
the appropriate use expectations still apply when
such devices are used to access University
information technology facilities.
Failure to adhere
to these guidelines may result in the suspension of
access privileges as well as other action as deemed
appropriate by the user\'s division, University of
Toronto Computing, and/or the University of
Toronto.
Appropriate use
of information technology includes, for example:
- respect for the
rights of others
- respect for the
property of others
- consideration
of other persons using shared systems,
equipment, and facilities
- confidentiality
in use of passwords
- a presumption
of the right to privacy
- use of tools
for the purpose for which they are
intended
- adherence to
the rules governing use of accounts, equipment,
networks, or other facilities, whether the rules
are established by the University of Toronto or
by the organizations providing these tools to
the University
- adherence to
etiquette and culture as defined in systems that
you use
Inappropriate use
of information technology includes, for example:
- unauthorized
access, alteration, destruction, removal and/or
disclosure of data, information, equipment,
software, or systems
- deliberate
over-extension of the resources of a system or
interference with the processing of a
system
- disclosure of
confidential passwords and/or access devices or
information for accounts, equipment, electronic
mail, and telephone voice mail
- use of
university facilities and resources for
commercial purposes
- propagation of
hate literature
- harassment,
including sexual harassment
- theft of
resources
- malicious or
unethical use
- use that
violates provincial or federal laws
By selecting
Accept below, I acknowledge that I have read and
accepted the above conditions. Furthermore, I
understand that this service will remain active
only as long as I remain affiliated with the
University of Toronto.
If you do not
accept these conditions select Cancel and your
request for a UTORid will be
cancelled.
these Conditions of Use.
Cancel
Select Accept only
after carefully reading all the conditions
above.
The following is the
version of this document which was used from August 1994 until October 1,
2001 to change the "UTORmail Conditions of Use" to the "UTORid Conditions of
Use". The following is offered for historical purposes only
and is no longer in force.
UTORmail
Conditions of Use
Please read the
following Conditions of Use for this service
carefully. You will be asked to accept these
conditions in order to create a UTORmail
mailbox.
Conditions of Use
for Access Holders
UTORmail is to be
used for academic purposes only. Other uses,
including use for commercial or personal gain, for
software or other copyright infringement, or for
any illegal or disruptive purpose, are not
authorized.
Access is issued
for the exclusive use of the owner of the
University of Toronto library card being used to
create this UTORmail mailbox and may not be given
to or shared with any other person.
According to
contractual arrangements, ECSMail (one of the
e-mail client software programs running on PCs) can
only be used with the UTORmail service. A UTORmail
mailbox remains active while the holder is
affiliated with the University.
Appropriate Use of
Information Technology
The University of
Toronto is committed to ensuring a working and
learning environment in which all persons treat
others with humanity and respect. University
information technology facilities include computing
devices and associated peripherals, communications
infrastructure and related equipment, facsimile
machines, scanners, copiers, telephones, video and
other multimedia devices and all forms of software.
Such resources and tools are made available to
employees in support of their teaching, research,
and administrative activities and to students in
support of their respective academic objectives and
requirements. Their use is circumscribed by codes
such as the
Code of Student Conduct, the
Code of Behaviour for Academic
Matters, the Ontario
Human Rights Code, and the Criminal Code of Canada
in concert with various rules and guidelines
adopted in local units.
Everyone bears the
primary responsibility for the material he or she
chooses to access, send, or display. The facilities
may not be used in any manner to create, send or
display material which contravenes the relevant
policies or statutes. Where devices, such as
portable computers, are the property of the user,
the appropriate use expectations still apply when
such devices are used to access University
information technology facilities.
Failure to adhere
to these guidelines may result in the suspension of
access privileges as well as other action as deemed
appropriate by the user\'s division, University of
Toronto Computing, and/or the University of
Toronto.
Appropriate use of
information technology includes, for
example:
- respect for the
rights of others
- respect for the
property of others
- consideration
of other persons using shared systems,
equipment, and facilities
- confidentiality
in use of passwords
- a presumption
of the right to privacy
- use of tools
for the purpose for which they are
intended
- adherence to
the rules governing use of accounts, equipment,
networks, or other facilities, whether the rules
are established by the University of Toronto or
by the organizations providing these tools to
the University
- adherence to
etiquette and culture as defined in systems that
you use
Inappropriate use
of information technology includes, for
example:
- unauthorized
access, alteration, destruction, removal and/or
disclosure of data, information, equipment,
software, or systems
- deliberate
over-extension of the resources of a system or
interference with the processing of a
system
- disclosure of
confidential passwords and/or access devices or
information for accounts, equipment, electronic
mail, and telephone voice mail
- use of
university facilities and resources for
commercial purposes
- propagation of
hate literature
- harassment,
including sexual harassment
- theft of
resources
- malicious or
unethical use
- use that
violates provincial or federal laws
By selecting
Accept below, I acknowledge that I have read and
accepted the above conditions. Furthermore, I
understand that this service will remain active
only as long as I remain affiliated with the
University of Toronto.
If you do not
accept these conditions select Cancel and your
request for a UTORmail mailbox will be
cancelled.
Cancel
Select Accept only
after carefully reading all the conditions
above.
The above is a reproduction of the electronic form
that everyone must complete as part of the
procedure to obtain a UTORmail mailbox. Clicking
the "accept" button doesn't do anything in this
reproduction, but it is a necessary step in that
procedure. This copy of the original UTORmail
Conditions of Use made March 17, 1998
Contacts
The
Information Commons provides
documentation and Help Desk (help.desk@utoronto.ca)
support.
The Network Services Group
(network.services@utoronto.ca) provides technical
infrastructure, technical support for departments,
and manages the UTORmail,
UTORinfo,
UTORnews,
UTORlist, and UTORforum
services.
The Library
distributes software and documentation.
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