FAIR USE POLICY FOR MOBILE AND DATA SERVICE 

Subscriber’s  use  of  the  Service  is  subject  to  the  following  rules  and  guidelines  contained  in  this  policy. 
This  policy  is  designed  to  ensure  that  Subscriber’s  use  of  the  Service  does  not  break  any law, hinder the 
efficient  operation  of  Service  Provider’s  network,  and  interfere  with  the  rights  of  other  subscribers  and 
other internet users. 
Subscriber  shall  be  responsible  for  ensuring  that  his/her  use  of  the  Service  and  internet  account  (if  any) 
complies  with  this  policy.  Subscriber  shall  also  be  responsible  for  any  use  of  the  Service  by  any  person 
who  gains  access  to  the  Service  or  Subscriber’s  internet  account  (if  any)even  if  such  access and use was 
done with or without Subscriber’s knowledge or consent,. 
Should  Subscriber  become  aware  of  any  violations  of  this  policy  by other subscribers, Subscriber should 
contact  Service  Provider  at  Service  Provider’s  Customer  Service  Hotline  (+632  7301000)  or  211  via 
Subscriber’s Globe Mobile, Globe Stores or Subscriber’s account manager . 
ILLEGAL OR PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES Subscriber agrees to use the Service only for the purpose 
agreed under this Agreement. Subscriber must not use the Service for any Prohibited Activity/ies, whether 
local or international. 
“Prohibited Activity/ies” include (but are not limited to) the use of the Service for: 
(i) Any activity constituting cybercrime offenses under applicable law; 
(ii) Any of the following activities: 
(a) Using the Service to obtain or attempt to obtain unauthorized access to any computer, 
system or network; 
Accordingly,  if  Subscriber  does  not  have  authorization,  Subscriber  must  not  (nor  attempt  to):  (i)  access, 
monitor  or  use  any  data,  systems  or  networks,  (ii)  probe,  scan  or  test  the  vulnerability  of  a  system  or 
network,  (iii)  breach  any  security  or  authentication  measures  for  a  system  or  network,  (iv)  access  the 
account  or  private  information  of  any  other  person  or  entity,  (v)  access  any  server  in  violation  of  any 
acceptable use policy of that server. 
(b) Using (or attempting to use) or distributing tools designed to compromise security including, but not 
limited to, password guessing programs, cracking tools, packet sniffers or network probing tools; (c) 
Knowingly transmitting or disseminating any information or software which contains a 
virus or other harmful feature; (d) Using (or attempting to use) the Service in a manner that may 
interfere with the technical operation of the Service or any other computer system, network or 
telecommunications services, including (but not limited to) denial of service attacks, flooding of a 
network, overloading a Service, improper seizing and abuse of operator privileges and attempts to ‘crash’ 
a host; or (e) interfering (or attempting to interfere) with the regular workings of Service Provider’s 
systems or network connections. 
(iii)  Accessing,  posting,  reproducing  or  disseminating  content  which  may  be  identified  or  classified  as 
contrary  to  law,  regulation,  industry  code  of  practice,  good  customs,  public  morals,  or  public  policy, 
including,  without  limitation,  content/material  containing  (a)  excessive  physical  and/or  sexual  violence, 
implied or simulated sexual activity, or materials which deal with issues or 
 
contain  depictions  that require an adult perspective, (b) detailed instruction in crime, violence or drug use, 
child  pornography,  bestiality,  excessive  violence  or  sexual  violence,  and/or  (c)  real  depictions  of  actual 
sexual activity or criminal activities; 
(iv)  Accessing,  posting,  producing,  reproducing,  or  disseminating content which violates the copyright or 
other  intellectual  property  rights  of  other  persons/entities.  You  assume  all  risks  regarding  the 
determination of whether such infringing material is in the public domain; 
(v) Accessing, posting, reproducing or disseminating content that defames, harasses or abuses any 
person or violates any data protection or privacy law or regulation; 
(vi) Any fraudulent activity, multi-level marketing scheme, pyramiding scheme or other illegal 
soliciting schemes; 
(vii) Any other fraudulent activity punishable by law, including impersonating any person or entity 
or forging anyone else’s digital or manual signature; and/or 
(viii)  Any  activity  that  constitutes  a  Bypass  or  Simple  Resale.  These  are  activities  where  a  subscriber 
resells  or  uses  the  Service in violation of existing laws for an illegal purpose or uses the Service as part of 
ringback,  dialback,  or  similar  operation,  or  avails  of  ringback,  dialback,  or  similar  services  utilizing  the 
Services provided to subscribers. 
SECURITY Subscriber shall be responsible for any misuse of the Service, as set out in the preceding 
clause and shall take reasonable steps/precautions to ensure that unauthorized persons do not gain access 
to the Service and Subscriber’s Internet account (if any). 
Subscriber  shall  be  solely  responsible  for  the  security  of  any  device  he/she  chooses  to  connect  to  the 
Service  including  any  data  stored  on  that  device.  Subscriber  shall  have  full control and responsibility for 
ensuring  the  security  and  confidentiality  of  any  software  application,  codes,  passwords, IDs, and the like 
used  with  the  Service.  Subscriber  agrees  and  acknowledges  that  any  and  all  transmission  made  either 
through  voice  calls,  Short  Messaging  Service  (SMS)  and,  data/content  originating  from  his/her  account 
shall  be  conclusively  presumed  to  be  Subscriber’s  transmissions  and  has  been  authorized  by  Subscriber. 
Further,  Subscriber  acknowledges  that  it  is his/her sole obligation and responsibility to obtain the consent 
of all recipients of transmissions made using the Service. 
For  security  purposes,  Service  Provider  recommends  against  enabling  file  or  printer  sharing  of  any  sort 
and  further  recommends  that  any  file  or  service  made  available  for  remote  access  be  protected  with  a 
password  or  other  appropriate  measures  to  prevent  unauthorized  access.  Subscriber  must  immediately 
notify  Service  Provider  of  any  unauthorized  or  attempted  unauthorized  use  of  the  Service  and  any  other 
breach or attempted breach of security. 
SOFTWARE APPLICATION Subscriber acknowledges and agrees that he/she will ---(a) use the 
software application provided and installed by Service Provider (”Application”) on Subscriber’s Device 
or CPE in a proper manner and will not re-configure or tamper with the Application as stated in the 
relevant software license agreement or user’s guide; (b) not allow the installation of the Application to 
any other Device, CPE, personal computer, or any other storage device such as a network server unless 
covered by the relevant software license agreement; (c) not, without Service Provider’s prior written 
consent, resell or transfer, rent, lease or lend the use of the Application; and (d) not reverse engineer, 
decompile, or disassemble the Application. 
 
Subscriber  agrees  to  promptly  report  to  Service Provider any problem with or damage to the Application, 
as  well  as  any  circumstances  or  act  of other persons which Subscriber may reasonably believe may cause 
damage to the Service. 
RISKS OF THE INTERNET Some activities that Subscriber can perform when accessing the Internet 
may be harmful or may cause loss to Subscriber or to other people that may access the Service, or 
Subscriber’s Device or CPE. Such activities include (but are not limited to): (i) downloading content 
(including receiving emails) from the Internet which may introduce viruses or other harmful features to 
Subscriber’s Device or computer, (ii) purchasing goods or services using the Internet, (iii) transmitting 
confidential information over the Internet (such as Subscriber’s credit card number or other personal 
information), or (iv) accessing and viewing content on the Internet or otherwise available through the 
Service that may be offensive to some individuals, or inappropriate for children (for example, it is 
possible to obtain access to content that is pornographic, offensive and/or unsuitable for children). 
Subscriber  bears  all  risk  associated  with  the  activities  referred  to in the preceding paragraph, and Service 
Provider  does  not  have  any  liability  for  any  claims,  losses, actions, damages, suits or proceedings arising 
out of or otherwise relating to such activities. 
Subscriber  may  minimize  the  risk  of  accessing illegal or offensive content as well as managing use of the 
Internet  by  using  a  filtering  solution.  Service  Provider  may  provide  access  to  one  or  more  of  these 
filtering solutions at a reasonable cost to Subscriber as part of the Service. 
CONTENT PUBLISHING Subscriber shall be solely responsible for any content that he/she publishes via 
websites, email, newsgroups, online forums or other publishing mediums accessed via the Service. 
Accordingly, Subscriber undertakes that he/she will: 
(i) 

not publish (via websites, email, newsgroups or other publishing mediums accessible vie the Service) any 
content/material when such publication may be classified as a Prohibited Activity; and (ii) 
take  appropriate  precautions  to  prevent  minors  from  accessing  or  receiving  any  content  published  by 
Subscriber  that  may  be  inappropriate for them. Such precautions include implementing a restricted access 
system  or  the  use  of appropriate warnings and/or labelling systems in respect of content which is likely to 
be considered unsuitable for children. 
Service Provider reserves the right to block access to, to remove, or to refuse to post any content, in whole 
or  in  part,  that  Service  Provider,  in  its  sole  discretion,  deem  to  be  offensive,  indecent,  or  otherwise 
inappropriate  regardless of whether such content or its dissemination is unlawful. This includes (but is not 
limited  to)  obscene  material,  fraudulent  or  deceptive  statements,  threatening,  intimidating  or  harassing 
statements,  or  material  which  violates  the  privacy  rights  or  intellectual  property  rights  of  others,  or  is 
likely to be defamatory of another person. 
Service  Provider  reserve  the  right  to  remove  certain  prohibited  or  potentially  prohibited  content  from  its 
servers  or  to  prevent  users  from  accessing  certain  Internet  content.  Service  Provider  may  take  any  steps 
necessary  in  order  to  ensure  compliance  with  any  relevant  industry  code  of  practice,  or  notification  or 
direction  from  third  parties,  including  removing  any  content  (including  part  or  all  of  a  website)  from  its 
servers,  blocking  access  to  newsgroups,  closing  or  suspending Subscriber’s account, filtering the Internet 
content  made  available  to  Subscriber  or  restricting  access  to  a  particular  website.  Service  Provider  may 
take these steps at any time and without notice to Subscriber. 
 
Service  Provider  reserves  the  right  that  allows copyright owners or their agents to direct Service Provider 
to  remove  copyrighted  materials  from  Service  Provider’s  servers  or  to prevent users from accessing such 
copyrighted  materials.  Service  Provider  may  take  any  steps  necessary in order to ensure compliance with 
a  notification  from  a copyright owner or their agent, including removing any content (including part or all 
of  a  website)  from  its  servers,  closing  or  suspending  Subscriber’s  internet  account,  filtering  the  Internet 
content  made  available  to  Subscriber  or  restricting  access  to  a  particular  website.  Service  Provider  may 
take these steps at any time and without notice to Subscriber. 
Service  Provider  is  under  no  obligation  to  monitor  transmissions  or  published  content  on  the  Service. 
However,  Service  Provider  (or  any  of  its  agents)  have  the  right  to  monitor  such  transmissions  or 
published  content  from  time  to  time  to  ensure  that  Subscriber  is  complying  with the terms of this policy, 
and to disclose that content as required. 
By  using  the  Service  to  reproduce,  publish,  display,  transmit  or  distribute  content,  Subscriber  warrants 
that  the  content  complies  with  this  policy  and  authorizes  Service  Provider  (or  its  agents)  to  reproduce, 
publish,  display,  transmit  and  distribute  such  content  as  necessary  for  Service  Provider  to  deliver  the 
content in a timely manner. 
ELECTRONIC MESSAGING AND SPAM Subscriber must not use the Service to send spam, scam 
messages, or bulk and/or unsolicited texts or messages. For avoidance of doubt, “spam” means 
unsolicited texts and broadcasts for the purpose of offering services, selling products, or otherwise 
disseminating information about a promo, event or advocacy sent from any device and/or application, 
whether or not such messages include accurate sender information or contains an unsubscribed facility. 
”Scam messages,” on the other hand, means unsolicited and fraudulent and/or bogus texts or messages 
with the purpose of getting any form of gain or benefit from the recipient thereof, whether the sender is 
known to the recipient or not. 
Spam  and/or  scam  messages  include,  but  is  not  limited  to,  commercial  advertising,  informational 
announcements,  chain  letters,  and  political  or  religious  messages.  Subscriber  must  only  send  such 
messages to those individuals who have explicitly requested it. 
We  have  responsibilities  under  the  NTC  Memorandum  Circular  No.  03-03-2005,  as  amended  by  NTC 
Memorandum  Circular  Nos.  03-03-2005A  and  04-07-2009  (Rules  and  Regulations  on  Broadcast 
Messaging  Service)  to  take  steps  which  attempt  to  minimize  the  amount  of  spam.  To  assist  Service 
Provider  in  minimizing  the  amount  of  spam  and  scam,  Service  Provider  may  (i)  restrict  Subscriber’s 
ability  to  send  and/or  forward  spam/scam  emails,  texts  or  messages;  (ii)  limit  Subscriber’s  access  to  the 
Service  to  a  closed  user  group  relevant  to  Subscriber’s  use  of  the  Service;  (iii)  scan  Service  Provider’s 
allocated  IP  address  ranges  for  misconfigured mail and proxy servers and suspend Subscriber’s Service if 
Subscriber fails to rectify any problem found within a reasonable period. 
Service  Provider  may  also  require  Subscriber  to  take  actions  to  comply  with,  or  which  assist  Service 
Provider  to  comply  with  NTC  Memorandum  Circular  No.  03-03-2005,  as  amended  by  NTC 
Memorandum  Circular  Nos.  03-03-2005A  and  04-07-2009  (Rules  and  Regulations  on  Broadcast 
Messaging Service). 
The  Service  must  not  be  used  to:  (i)  send  messages  to  any  individual  or  entity  who  has  indicated  the 
he/she/it  does  not  wish  to  receive  messages  from  Subscriber,  or  (ii)  collect  or  redirect  responses  from 
unsolicited  messages  sent  from  accounts  on  other  Internet  hosts  or  messaging services which violate this 
policy,  or  the  equivalent  policy  or  any  other  policy  of  any  other  Internet  service  provider  or  website. 
Moreover,  unsolicited  messages sent from accounts on other Internet hosts or messaging services may not 
direct the recipient to any website or other resource that uses Service Provider’s network. 
 
Subscriber  must  not:  (i)  obscure,  alter  or  delete  the  source  of  the  messages  that  he/she  sends  or  forge 
message  headers,  (ii)  send  numerous  copies  of  the  same  or  substantially  similar  messages,  or  send  very 
large  messages  or  files,  to  a  recipient  with  the  intent  to  disrupt  a  server  or  account  (for  example,  ‘mail 
bombing’), (iii) send chain letters, whether or not the recipient wishes to receive such mailings. 
Service  Provider  shall  not  be  responsible  for  forwarding  or  storing  messages sent to any account that has 
been  suspended  or  cancelled.  Such  messages  may  be  returned  to  sender,  ignored,  deleted,  or  stored 
temporarily at Service Provider’s sole discretion. 
ONLINE FORUMS In addition to the previous clauses, messages posted by Subscriber to online forums 
must comply with the written charters for that forum. Subscriber shall be responsible for determining the 
policies of a given forum before posting a message to it. Data files may only be posted to online forums 
that specifically permit this. 
Posting or cross-posting the same or substantially similar messages to more than eight online forums is 
prohibited. 
Subscriber  must  not  disrupt  or  attempt  to  disrupt  online  forums  by  posting  a  large  number  of  messages 
that  contain  no  substantive  content.  Disruption  occurs  when  normal  discussion  in  the  group  is 
significantly hindered. 
Subscriber must not use the Service to connect to an online forum from which Subscriber has been 
previously banned. 
RESALE OR BUNDLING OF SERVICE Subscriber agrees not to resell, redistribute the Service or any 
portion thereof to any party, whether temporary or permanent, for value, or allow any such other party to 
occupy, use, and/or gain access to the Service without Service Provider’s written consent. 
Subscriber  further agrees that he/she will not use the Service as part of another telecommunication service 
or  as  a  medium  of  promotion,  publicity  for  any  campaign  for  whatever  purpose,  of  whatever  nature,  by 
whatever  name  called  which  is likely to generate a change in the usage of the services in excess of his/her 
daily usage of the service, and/or likely to cause congestion in Service Provider’s network. 
VIOLATION OF ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY If Subscriber, or someone with access to the Service, 
uses the Service in a way that Service Provider reasonably believes violates this policy, Service Provider 
may take any responsive action it deems appropriate. 
Such  actions  may  include  (but  are  not limited to) temporary or permanent removal of content and content 
publishing  capabilities,  filtering  of Internet transmissions and the immediate disconnection, suspension or 
cancellation of all or any portion of the Service. 
Service  Provider  may  take any other legal or technical action it deems appropriate to identify offenders or 
violators  of  this  policy,  including  taking  action  against  offenders  to  recover  the  costs  and  expenses  of 
identifying  them.  If  Subscriber’s  use  of  the  Service  causes  loss  to  third  parties  and  Service  Provider  is 
required to pay compensation, Service Provider may require Subscriber to reimburse Service Provider. 
Service Provider is not obligated to regularly monitor Subscriber’s usage of the Service (including any 
content posted, disseminated or accessed by Subscriber); however Service Provider reserves the right to 
 
monitor Subscriber’s use of the Service to identify violations of this policy, and to protect its network, the 
other users of the Service, and other Internet users. 
Service  Provider  reserves  the  right  to  investigate  any  use  of  the  Service  that  it  reasonably  suspects 
violates  this  policy,  including  the  gathering  of  information  from  the  users  involved  and  the  complaining 
party,  if  any,  and  examination  of  transmissions  and  material  on  Service  Provider’s  servers  and  network. 
During  an  investigation,  Service  Provider  may  suspend  the  internet  accounts  involved,  interrupt 
transmissions and/or remove material that it reasonably believes potentially violates this policy. 
In  order  to enforce this policy, Subscriber authorizes Service Provider (or its agents) to cooperate with the 
law  enforcement  authorities  in  the  investigation  of  suspected  criminal  violations  and  system 
administrators  at  other  Internet  service  providers  or  other  network  or  computing  facilities.  Such 
cooperation  may  include  Service  Provider  providing,  for  example,  the  username,  IP  address  or  other 
identifying information about a user. 
Upon cancellation of Subscriber’s internet account, Service Provider is authorized to delete any files, 
programs, data, and email messages associated with Subscriber’s account.