2.  Unlawful Activities   
  2.1  In using the Maxis Broadband service and/or any other internet access service that may be provided by Maxis, you must conform to the laws of Malaysia and will not knowingly permit any illegal use or such use that will discredit Maxis. 
  2.2  This includes NOT: 
     
(a)  sending, receiving, publishing, posting, distributing, disseminating, encouraging the receipt of, uploading, downloading or using any material which is offensive, abusive, defamatory, indecent, obscene, unlawful, harassing or menacing or a breach of the copyright, trademark, intellectual property, confidence, privacy or any other rights of any person;
(b)  using for commercial purposes, unless you are on the Office Packages;
©  sending or uploading unsolicited emails, advertising or promotional materials, offering to sell any goods or services, or conducting or forwarding surveys, contests or chain letters;
(d)  knowingly or negligently transmitting or uploading any electronic material (including, without limit, files that contain viruses, corrupted files, or any other similar software or programs) which is known or likely to cause, interrupt, damage, destroy or limit the functionality of any computer software, hardware or telecommunications equipment owned by Maxis or any other internet user or person;
(e)  allowing activities that invade another's privacy, cause annoyance, inconvenience or needless anxiety to any person;
(f)  allowing activities that are in breach of any other third party's rights, including downloading, installation or distribution of pirated software or other inappropriately licensed software, deletion of any author attributions, legal notices or propriety designations or labels in any file that is uploaded, falsification of the origin or source of any software or other material;
(g)  allowing anything that may disrupt or interfere with Maxis' network or services or cause a host or the network to crash;
(h)  launching "denial of service" attacks, "mail-bombing" attacks, "spamming" or "flooding" attacks against a host or network;
(i)  making excessive use of, or placing unusual burdens on, the network, for example by sending or receiving large volumes of email or excessively large mail attachments;
(j)  circumventing the user authentication or security process of a host or network;
(k)  creating, transmitting, storing or publishing any virus, Trojan, corrupting programme or corrupted data.