University of California Electronic Communications Policy 2025

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Policy Overview The GRLN policy requires UC to provide: At least three equally recognized gender options in university information systems woman, man, and nonbinary.
The length of copyright protection depends on when a work was created. Under the current law, works created on or after January 1, 1978, have a copyright term of life of the author plus seventy years after the authors death.
Creative Commons licenses allow copyright holders to retain the copyright to their works while giving the public permission to use those works under certain conditions.
The purpose of this Electronic Communications Monitoring Policy (ECMP) is to delineate the procedures established by [Company] and the entities that it controls (together, the Company) for the monitoring of electronic communications with persons and entities identified on Schedule 1 of [FOCI Action Plan Name], to
The University of California is committed to upholding and preserving principles of academic freedom. These principles guarantee freedom of inquiry and research, freedom of teaching, and freedom of expression and publication.
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The University of California Electronic Communications Policy (ECP) prohibits the use of University computers, networks, or other resources for the purpose of illegally sharing copyrighted works. It specifically prohibits use of electronic communications resources for unlawful activities (see Section III.
The University must obtain a Holders consent prior to any access to Electronic Communications Records in the Holders Possession for the purposes of examination or disclosure of University Electronic Communications Records, except under circumstances as outlined in and in with Section IV of this Policy.

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