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Service Agreement

Master Service Agreement

Last Updated: May 2026

This Master Service Agreement (“Agreement”) is entered into between NYN DESIGNS INC. (“NYN”, “we”, “us”, or “our”) and any individual, organization, entity, customer, user, or client (“Customer”, “you”, or “your”) accessing or using NYN websites, platforms, applications, products, systems, infrastructure, hosting, software, or services.

By accessing or using NYN services, you agree to be bound by this Agreement.

1. Scope of Services

This Agreement applies to:

  • NYN-hosted websites and applications
  • webOS, Real Estate Solution and related platforms
  • hosting and infrastructure services
  • cloud and managed services
  • APIs and integrations
  • AI-powered services and tools
  • customer portals and dashboards
  • support and maintenance services
  • managed deployment and orchestration systems
  • communication and messaging systems
  • related software, systems, products, and services provided by NYN

Certain services may also be governed by:

  • Statements of Work (“SOW”)
  • custom agreements
  • enterprise agreements
  • project contracts
  • service schedules
  • platform-specific terms
  • acceptable use policies
  • support or SLA agreements

Where separately negotiated agreements expressly conflict with this Agreement, the separately negotiated agreement shall govern for the applicable services.

2. Service Availability

NYN makes commercially reasonable efforts to maintain service availability, reliability, continuity, performance, and operational integrity.

Unless explicitly agreed in writing:

  • services are provided on an “as available” and “as is” basis,
  • specific uptime guarantees, service levels, response times, recovery objectives, or continuity guarantees are not provided,
  • uninterrupted or error-free operation is not guaranteed,
  • service availability may vary depending on infrastructure, configuration, integrations, third-party systems, and operational conditions.

Services may be affected by:

  • scheduled maintenance,
  • emergency maintenance,
  • third-party provider failures,
  • internet outages,
  • cloud infrastructure failures,
  • denial of service attacks,
  • software defects,
  • security incidents,
  • configuration issues,
  • force majeure events,
  • or circumstances beyond NYN’s reasonable control.

Certain enhanced availability, continuity, mitigation, monitoring, redundancy, performance, security, infrastructure, or enterprise services may be available under separate agreements, service plans, enterprise arrangements, or third-party provider offerings.

3. Backups & Disaster Recovery

NYN may perform backups, snapshots, replication, archival storage, redundancy, retention, or disaster recovery operations as part of certain services.

Unless explicitly agreed in writing:

  • backups are provided as a value-added operational service,
  • backup availability or retention is not guaranteed,
  • restoration success is not guaranteed,
  • restoration timelines are not guaranteed,
  • recovery objectives are not guaranteed,
  • and uninterrupted recoverability is not guaranteed.

Customers are solely responsible for maintaining independent copies of critical data unless otherwise explicitly agreed in writing.

Enhanced backup, archival, replication, redundancy, disaster recovery, retention, recovery objectives, continuity, or restoration services may be available under separate agreements or service plans.

4. Customer Responsibilities

Customers are solely responsible for:

  • content, data, files, submissions, and materials submitted or published through NYN systems,
  • compliance with applicable laws and regulations,
  • maintaining account and credential security,
  • configuring permissions and publication settings appropriately,
  • obtaining necessary rights, permissions, licenses, and consents,
  • ensuring lawful use of services,
  • maintaining independent backups where appropriate,
  • and ensuring that submitted information is appropriate for the intended systems and services.

Customers shall not:

  • use services for unlawful purposes,
  • distribute malicious software,
  • engage in spam, phishing, fraud, abuse, or unauthorized access,
  • infringe intellectual property rights,
  • interfere with service operation or security,
  • attempt unauthorized system access,
  • use services for illegal surveillance or malicious activity,
  • or use services in violation of applicable laws or regulations.

4A. Customer Modifications & Configuration Changes

Customers are solely responsible for modifications, updates, configurations, scripts, code, content, settings, integrations, deployments, or administrative changes made by:

  • the customer,
  • customer users,
  • customer administrators,
  • third-party vendors,
  • contractors,
  • or authorized representatives.

NYN is not responsible for:

  • service interruptions,
  • broken functionality,
  • rendering issues,
  • degraded performance,
  • data corruption,
  • configuration conflicts,
  • publication errors,
  • deployment failures,
  • security vulnerabilities,
  • or operational issues resulting from customer-controlled changes or third-party modifications.

This includes, without limitation:

  • HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or content changes,
  • DNS modifications,
  • domain configuration changes,
  • SSL/TLS configuration issues,
  • third-party integrations,
  • customer-installed scripts,
  • expired external services,
  • unsupported plugins,
  • external API failures,
  • or customer-controlled infrastructure changes.

Recovery, restoration, troubleshooting, rollback, repair, or remediation services may be provided at NYN’s discretion and may be subject to additional fees.

5. Public Content & Publication Responsibility

Certain NYN services allow customers and users to publish, distribute, transmit, expose, or otherwise make content publicly accessible.

Customers are solely responsible for:

  • publication settings,
  • visibility controls,
  • permission configuration,
  • access restrictions,
  • user permissions,
  • privacy settings,
  • and determining whether information should be publicly accessible.

Publicly accessible or improperly configured content may be:

  • indexed by search engines,
  • cached,
  • archived,
  • copied,
  • redistributed,
  • or accessed by third parties beyond NYN’s control.

NYN is not responsible for customer-controlled publication decisions, visibility configurations, access settings, or public exposure of content.

6. Intellectual Property

6.1 NYN Intellectual Property

NYN retains all rights, title, and interest in and to:

  • webOS,
  • Real Estate Solution,
  • proprietary software,
  • source code,
  • frameworks,
  • backend systems,
  • orchestration systems,
  • deployment systems,
  • APIs,
  • infrastructure,
  • automation systems,
  • AI systems,
  • development tools,
  • operational systems,
  • platform architecture,
  • and all related technology, modifications, enhancements, and derivative works.

Nothing in this Agreement transfers ownership of NYN proprietary systems or technology.

6.2 Customer Content

Customers retain ownership of:

  • customer-provided content,
  • uploaded files,
  • branding,
  • trademarks,
  • customer data,
  • customer-created materials,
  • and publicly rendered/generated website output created through use of NYN services.

Customers grant NYN a limited operational license to host, process, transmit, cache, copy, backup, analyze, deploy, render, and otherwise utilize such content solely for purposes of providing, operating, securing, maintaining, supporting, improving, or restoring the services.

6.3 Third-Party Components

Services may incorporate third-party software, frameworks, libraries, assets, APIs, or components licensed to NYN or its providers.

Such components remain subject to their applicable third-party licenses and ownership rights.

Unless otherwise explicitly agreed in writing, customers receive only the operational usage rights necessary for use of the services during the applicable service term.

6.4 Exported or Copied Websites

Customers may copy or export publicly rendered website output for independent use.

However:

  • underlying proprietary systems,
  • backend logic,
  • source systems,
  • orchestration systems,
  • platform code,
  • automation systems,
  • and operational infrastructure

remain the exclusive property of NYN unless otherwise explicitly agreed in writing.

6.5 Marketing & Attribution

Unless otherwise explicitly agreed in writing, NYN may:

  • identify Customer as a customer or user of NYN services,
  • include Customer name, logo, branding, screenshots, rendered website output, or general project descriptions in portfolios, case studies, presentations, proposals, demonstrations, marketing materials, advertisements, websites, social media, or related promotional materials,
  • and include reasonable attribution, branding, or development credit within websites, applications, or services developed, hosted, operated, or deployed by NYN.

Customers may request removal of public attribution or marketing references by providing written notice to NYN.

NYN will make commercially reasonable efforts to honor such requests within a reasonable timeframe, subject to technical, operational, archival, contractual, or historical limitations.

Nothing in this section grants NYN ownership of Customer trademarks, branding, or proprietary materials.

Separate agreements, enterprise contracts, confidentiality obligations, non-disclosure agreements, government agreements, or custom project terms may supersede this section where expressly stated.

7. AI & Automated Services

Certain NYN services may utilize:

  • artificial intelligence,
  • machine learning,
  • automation systems,
  • large language models,
  • or third-party AI providers.

AI-generated outputs may contain:

  • inaccuracies,
  • incomplete information,
  • unintended results,
  • hallucinations,
  • or non-unique content.

Customers are solely responsible for reviewing, validating, and approving AI-generated outputs before relying upon them.

Customers shall not submit:

  • highly confidential information,
  • regulated data,
  • protected health information,
  • classified information,
  • sensitive government information,
  • or similarly restricted information

to AI-powered systems unless explicitly authorized by NYN in writing.

NYN may utilize trusted third-party AI providers or infrastructure as part of delivering AI-related services.

8. Support & Administrative Access

NYN may access systems, environments, content, logs, databases, applications, accounts, or operational records where reasonably necessary for:

  • support,
  • troubleshooting,
  • debugging,
  • deployment,
  • recovery,
  • maintenance,
  • security,
  • abuse prevention,
  • migration,
  • auditing,
  • or operational administration.

Access is subject to internal authorization controls, operational restrictions, and role-based permissions.

Customers authorize NYN to perform reasonable administrative and technical actions necessary to provide the services.

9. Payments & Billing

Customers agree to pay all applicable fees, invoices, subscriptions, recurring charges, usage charges, taxes, and related costs associated with the services.

Services may include:

  • monthly billing,
  • annual billing,
  • fixed-term agreements,
  • recurring subscriptions,
  • project-based billing,
  • or custom payment arrangements.

Unless otherwise agreed:

  • fees are non-refundable,
  • unpaid balances may result in suspension or restriction of services,
  • NYN may charge interest or collection costs on overdue balances where permitted by law.

NYN may suspend or terminate services for non-payment following reasonable attempts to resolve outstanding balances.

9A. Security Measures

NYN implements commercially reasonable operational, administrative, technical, and infrastructure security measures intended to support platform integrity, reliability, operational continuity, and service security.

Security measures may include:

  • logging,
  • monitoring,
  • authentication systems,
  • access controls,
  • filtering,
  • abuse prevention,
  • spam prevention,
  • network protections,
  • mitigation systems,
  • backups,
  • redundancy,
  • recovery systems,
  • and related operational safeguards.

However, no system, platform, software, infrastructure, network, mitigation system, or security measure can guarantee absolute security, uninterrupted availability, or complete protection against all threats or vulnerabilities.

Certain enhanced security, compliance, monitoring, mitigation, continuity, infrastructure, or enterprise services may be available under separate agreements, enterprise arrangements, or third-party provider services.

10. Suspension & Termination

NYN may suspend, restrict, or terminate services where:

  • invoices remain unpaid,
  • services are used unlawfully,
  • abuse or security risks are detected,
  • customers violate this Agreement,
  • operational or legal risks exist,
  • or continued operation becomes impractical.

Customers may terminate services according to their applicable service terms or agreements.

Upon termination:

  • customers remain responsible for outstanding balances,
  • customer access may eventually be disabled,
  • certain operational records, backups, deployment records, metadata, logs, and archived copies may remain retained,
  • NYN may retain archival copies for operational, legal, auditing, recovery, abuse prevention, or dispute resolution purposes,
  • NYN is not obligated to indefinitely preserve customer data following termination.

Customers are responsible for exporting or retrieving desired data prior to final service removal.

11. High-Risk & Regulated Usage

Unless explicitly agreed in writing, NYN services are not intended for:

  • life-critical systems,
  • medical or healthcare systems,
  • HIPAA-regulated environments,
  • financial clearing systems,
  • weapons systems,
  • critical infrastructure,
  • emergency response systems,
  • classified environments,
  • or highly regulated operations requiring specialized compliance obligations.

Customers are solely responsible for determining whether services are appropriate for their intended use cases, operational requirements, regulatory obligations, security requirements, continuity requirements, retention requirements, recovery objectives, compliance obligations, or risk profiles.

Certain enhanced security, compliance, continuity, infrastructure, monitoring, backup, mitigation, recovery, retention, auditing, enterprise, or managed service offerings may be available under separate agreements, enterprise arrangements, service plans, or third-party provider services.

12. Third-Party Services & Infrastructure

NYN services may depend upon third-party providers including:

  • cloud infrastructure,
  • DNS providers,
  • hosting providers,
  • registrars,
  • payment processors,
  • analytics systems,
  • communications providers,
  • AI providers,
  • CDN providers,
  • security providers,
  • and internet infrastructure operators.

NYN is not responsible for failures, outages, interruptions, delays, or issues caused by third-party providers or systems beyond NYN’s reasonable control.

12A. Third-Party Components, Scripts & Integrations

Customer environments, websites, applications, or services may incorporate third-party:

  • scripts,
  • frameworks,
  • plugins,
  • APIs,
  • libraries,
  • integrations,
  • embeds,
  • widgets,
  • services,
  • content delivery systems,
  • analytics tools,
  • advertising systems,
  • tracking systems,
  • or external resources.

NYN is not responsible for:

  • failures,
  • outages,
  • degraded performance,
  • security vulnerabilities,
  • compatibility issues,
  • licensing disputes,
  • expired subscriptions,
  • disabled services,
  • abandoned software,
  • malicious code,
  • unsupported integrations,
  • or operational issues caused by third-party components or providers.

Customers are solely responsible for:

  • maintaining valid third-party licenses,
  • managing third-party subscriptions,
  • ensuring compatibility,
  • monitoring vendor availability,
  • and evaluating the security, legality, reliability, and suitability of third-party components.

NYN does not obtain, transfer, sublicense, or extend ownership rights for third-party products except as explicitly agreed in writing.

12B. Domain, DNS & Forwarding Services

NYN may provide:

  • domain registration,
  • domain renewal,
  • DNS management,
  • forwarding,
  • redirects,
  • SSL configuration,
  • nameserver management,
  • or related domain and routing services.

Unless explicitly agreed in writing:

  • domain propagation times are not guaranteed,
  • DNS changes may require varying propagation periods,
  • forwarding or routing behavior may vary between providers and networks,
  • uninterrupted domain availability is not guaranteed,
  • and NYN is not responsible for delays, outages, propagation behavior, registry actions, registrar actions, caching behavior, or third-party DNS issues beyond NYN’s reasonable control.

Customers are responsible for:

  • maintaining accurate registration information,
  • approving requested changes,
  • renewing domains where applicable,
  • and ensuring externally managed DNS or registrar settings are properly configured.

NYN is not responsible for outages, interruptions, or operational issues caused by customer-managed or third-party-managed DNS, registrar, forwarding, or domain configuration changes.

13. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law:

NYN shall not be liable for:

  • indirect damages,
  • consequential damages,
  • lost profits,
  • lost revenue,
  • lost data,
  • business interruption,
  • reputational harm,
  • loss of opportunity,
  • service interruptions,
  • security incidents,
  • unauthorized access,
  • data corruption,
  • or third-party actions.

NYN’s total aggregate liability arising from or relating to the services shall not exceed the total fees paid by the customer to NYN for the affected services during the twelve (12) months preceding the event giving rise to the claim.

These limitations apply regardless of the form of action or theory of liability.

14. Indemnification

Customers agree to indemnify and hold harmless NYN, its officers, employees, contractors, affiliates, and providers from claims, damages, liabilities, costs, or expenses arising from:

  • customer content,
  • customer misuse of services,
  • customer legal violations,
  • intellectual property disputes,
  • customer publication decisions,
  • customer data handling,
  • AI usage,
  • or customer-controlled configurations and permissions.

15. Privacy

Use of NYN services is also governed by the NYN Privacy Policy available at:

https://www.nynweb.com/privacy-policy

The Privacy Policy is incorporated into this Agreement by reference.

16. Modifications

NYN may modify this Agreement at any time by posting an updated version to this page.

Continued use of NYN services following publication of updated terms constitutes acceptance of the revised Agreement.

17. Governing Law

This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the Province of Ontario and the laws of Canada applicable therein.

Any disputes arising from this Agreement shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts located in Ontario, Canada.

18. Contact Information

Questions regarding this Agreement may be directed to:

NYN DESIGNS INC.
https://www.nynweb.com

Acceptable Use Policy

Last Updated: May 2026

This Acceptable Use Policy (“AUP”) governs the use of services, systems, infrastructure, applications, hosting environments, communication systems, AI services, and platforms operated by NYN DESIGNS INC. (“NYN”, “we”, “us”, or “our”).

This AUP forms part of the NYN Master Service Agreement and applies to all customers, users, administrators, organizations, resellers, and authorized representatives accessing or using NYN services.

Use of NYN services constitutes acceptance of this Acceptable Use Policy.

1. General Use

Customers and users must use NYN services lawfully, responsibly, and in a manner that does not:

  • disrupt service operation,
  • negatively impact other customers,
  • create security or operational risks,
  • violate applicable laws or regulations,
  • interfere with infrastructure stability,
  • or expose NYN, its providers, customers, or systems to abuse, liability, or harm.

NYN may investigate, restrict, suspend, remove, disable, or terminate services, accounts, content, traffic, integrations, workloads, or activity at its reasonable discretion where misuse, abuse, operational risk, legal exposure, or security concerns are identified.

2. Prohibited Activities

Customers and users shall not use NYN services to:

  • violate applicable laws or regulations,
  • engage in fraud, deception, phishing, impersonation, or scams,
  • distribute malware, ransomware, spyware, viruses, trojans, or malicious code,
  • engage in unauthorized access, intrusion attempts, credential attacks, exploitation, or security bypass attempts,
  • conduct denial of service attacks, abusive traffic generation, or infrastructure disruption,
  • interfere with platform operation, monitoring, or security systems,
  • distribute illegal content,
  • infringe intellectual property rights,
  • engage in harassment, threats, abuse, or unlawful communications,
  • operate unlawful surveillance systems,
  • facilitate criminal activity,
  • distribute pirated software or copyrighted material without authorization,
  • host or distribute malicious downloads,
  • abuse AI systems or automated services,
  • generate deceptive, fraudulent, malicious, or illegal AI-generated content,
  • scrape, harvest, or collect information unlawfully,
  • or engage in activities that may negatively impact service reliability, operational integrity, or third-party reputation.

Unless explicitly agreed in writing, NYN services may not be used to host or distribute pornographic or sexually explicit content.

3. Email & Messaging Usage

NYN services may include transactional email, messaging, notification, communication, or delivery systems.

Customers may use such systems for legitimate operational communications including:

  • account notifications,
  • user communications,
  • transactional messaging,
  • order confirmations,
  • operational alerts,
  • customer service communications,
  • and related website or application functionality.

Customers shall not use NYN systems for:

  • unsolicited bulk email,
  • spam,
  • deceptive messaging,
  • phishing,
  • spoofing,
  • purchased mailing lists,
  • unlawful marketing activity,
  • misleading headers,
  • unauthorized relay usage,
  • or abusive messaging behavior.

NYN may:

  • monitor email reputation and deliverability,
  • rate-limit messaging,
  • restrict abusive traffic,
  • suspend messaging capabilities,
  • isolate sending infrastructure,
  • or disable messaging services where operational, security, abuse, blacklist, or reputation concerns arise.

Certain messaging, delivery, infrastructure, reputation, relay, monitoring, or dedicated sending services may be provided through third-party providers or separate service arrangements.

4. File Hosting & User Content

Customers are solely responsible for:

  • files,
  • uploads,
  • hosted content,
  • downloadable materials,
  • user-generated content,
  • public file sharing,
  • and all materials transmitted, stored, or distributed through NYN systems.

Customers shall not host, upload, distribute, store, or transmit:

  • malicious software,
  • illegal content,
  • unauthorized copyrighted material,
  • pirated software,
  • unlawful data,
  • or materials prohibited under applicable law.

NYN may restrict file types, storage methods, public distribution methods, upload mechanisms, or access methods where operational, security, legal, or abuse concerns exist.

Customers are responsible for ensuring publicly accessible files, uploads, and shared resources are properly configured and intended for public access.

Customers are solely responsible for ensuring that content, files, images, media, text, software, trademarks, branding, materials, and other submitted or published resources:

  • are lawfully obtained,
  • properly licensed,
  • authorized for use,
  • or otherwise permitted for publication and distribution.

NYN is not responsible for independently verifying ownership rights, licensing rights, publication rights, usage permissions, or intellectual property compliance for customer-provided materials.

Customers are solely responsible for responding to, resolving, and addressing intellectual property disputes, copyright claims, licensing disputes, takedown requests, or related complaints arising from customer-provided or customer-published content.

Customers agree to indemnify and hold harmless NYN from claims, damages, liabilities, costs, expenses, legal fees, administrative costs, operational costs, or remediation efforts arising from customer-provided content, customer publication decisions, or alleged intellectual property violations.

NYN reserves the right, but not the obligation, to restrict, remove, disable, or investigate content where legal, operational, security, or abuse concerns arise.

5. Third-Party Components & Integrations

Customer environments may incorporate third-party:

  • scripts,
  • frameworks,
  • plugins,
  • APIs,
  • libraries,
  • embeds,
  • widgets,
  • analytics systems,
  • advertising systems,
  • AI systems,
  • integrations,
  • or external services.

Customers are solely responsible for:

  • maintaining valid third-party licenses,
  • managing third-party subscriptions,
  • ensuring compatibility,
  • monitoring vendor availability,
  • and evaluating the security, legality, performance, and suitability of third-party systems.

NYN is not responsible for:

  • failures,
  • outages,
  • degraded performance,
  • excessive latency,
  • security vulnerabilities,
  • abandoned software,
  • expired subscriptions,
  • malicious code,
  • unsupported integrations,
  • licensing disputes,
  • or operational issues caused by third-party systems or providers.

NYN does not transfer ownership rights or licensing rights for third-party products except where explicitly agreed in writing.

6. Customer Modifications & Administrative Changes

Customers are solely responsible for modifications, updates, settings, scripts, deployments, integrations, content changes, configuration changes, or administrative actions performed by:

  • the customer,
  • customer users,
  • customer administrators,
  • contractors,
  • third-party vendors,
  • or authorized representatives.

NYN is not responsible for:

  • broken functionality,
  • rendering issues,
  • degraded performance,
  • service interruptions,
  • configuration conflicts,
  • deployment failures,
  • data corruption,
  • publication errors,
  • security vulnerabilities,
  • or operational issues caused by customer-controlled changes.

This includes, without limitation:

  • HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or content changes,
  • DNS modifications,
  • domain configuration changes,
  • SSL/TLS issues,
  • third-party integrations,
  • customer-installed scripts,
  • expired external services,
  • unsupported plugins,
  • external API failures,
  • or customer-controlled infrastructure changes.

Recovery, rollback, restoration, troubleshooting, repair, or remediation services may be performed at NYN’s discretion and may be subject to additional fees.

7. Resource Usage & Shared Infrastructure

NYN services may operate within shared or multi-tenant infrastructure environments.

Customers shall not use services in a manner that:

  • excessively consumes shared resources,
  • negatively impacts platform stability,
  • degrades performance for other customers,
  • creates operational instability,
  • or imposes unreasonable infrastructure demands.

NYN may:

  • rate-limit workloads,
  • throttle traffic,
  • restrict resource usage,
  • isolate environments,
  • suspend abusive workloads,
  • or require migration to alternative service arrangements

where operationally necessary.

Enhanced infrastructure, dedicated resources, enterprise environments, mitigation systems, monitoring, or performance services may be available under separate agreements or service plans.

8. AI & Automated Services

Customers shall not use NYN AI or automation services to:

  • generate illegal content,
  • facilitate fraud or impersonation,
  • conduct phishing or social engineering,
  • generate malware or malicious code,
  • conduct credential attacks,
  • generate deceptive or abusive automated communications,
  • violate intellectual property rights,
  • or engage in unlawful automated activity.

Customers shall not submit:

  • highly confidential information,
  • regulated data,
  • protected health information,
  • classified information,
  • or similarly restricted information

to AI-powered systems unless explicitly authorized by NYN in writing.

AI-generated outputs may contain inaccuracies, unintended results, or incomplete information, and customers are solely responsible for reviewing and validating outputs prior to use.

9. Domain, DNS & Routing Services

NYN may provide:

  • domain registration,
  • DNS management,
  • forwarding,
  • redirects,
  • SSL configuration,
  • nameserver management,
  • and related routing services.

Customers remain responsible for:

  • maintaining accurate registration information,
  • approving requested changes,
  • ensuring externally managed DNS is properly configured,
  • renewing domains where applicable,
  • and validating customer-controlled routing or DNS changes.

NYN is not responsible for:

  • DNS propagation delays,
  • registrar actions,
  • third-party DNS failures,
  • forwarding behavior,
  • caching delays,
  • misconfigured records,
  • expired domains,
  • or outages caused by customer-controlled or third-party-managed domain systems.

Certain enhanced domain management, DNS management, routing, forwarding, failover, monitoring, security, mitigation, or enterprise infrastructure services may be available under separate agreements or service plans.

10. Resellers & Third-Party Customer Relationships

Customers, agencies, resellers, consultants, or intermediaries utilizing NYN services on behalf of third parties remain responsible for ensuring that downstream users comply with this Acceptable Use Policy and all applicable NYN agreements.

NYN reserves the right to enforce this AUP directly where operational, legal, security, or abuse concerns arise.

11. Investigations & Enforcement

NYN may investigate suspected violations of this AUP and may take actions including:

  • restricting access,
  • suspending services,
  • disabling functionality,
  • removing content,
  • rate-limiting activity,
  • blocking traffic,
  • isolating systems,
  • preserving operational records,
  • or terminating services.

NYN may comply with legally binding court orders, warrants, subpoenas, or other legal obligations where required by applicable law.

NYN is not obligated to disclose operational security procedures, investigative methods, monitoring systems, abuse detection mechanisms, or internal enforcement processes.

12. Modifications

NYN may modify this Acceptable Use Policy at any time by posting an updated version to this page.

Continued use of NYN services following publication of updated terms constitutes acceptance of the revised policy.

13. Governing Agreement

This Acceptable Use Policy forms part of the NYN Master Service Agreement available at:

https://www.nynweb.com/service-agreement

In the event of conflict between this AUP and a separately negotiated agreement, the separately negotiated agreement shall govern for the applicable services where expressly stated.

14. Contact Information

Questions regarding this Acceptable Use Policy may be directed to:

NYN DESIGNS INC.
https://www.nynweb.com

Security

Last Updated: May 2026

NYN takes operational security, infrastructure integrity, abuse prevention, and platform reliability seriously.

Reporting

Security concerns, vulnerability disclosures, phishing reports, spoofing concerns, abuse reports, or operational security matters may be reported to:

NYN does not authorize unsolicited penetration testing, security assessments, scanning activity, denial of service testing, or intrusive security research against NYN systems without prior written authorization.

NYN may review and respond to legitimate security reports at its discretion.