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<br />Software and Systems for so long as <br />Customer continues to receive Maintenance <br />Services for such Software and Systems <br />under the terms of this Agreement, Uniguest <br />assumes no obligation or liability <br />whatsoever with respect to any Malicious <br />Code that may infect any Software or <br />System or any other networks, software, <br />equipment or systems of Customer or its <br />customers. <br />Remote System Updates. Where <br />applicable, Systems may be updated <br />remotely by Uniguest to deploy new <br />Software and update existing Software. In <br />the event that such remote deployment is <br />ineffective or abnormally slowed, and <br />Uniguest reasonably determines that the <br />cause is an issue with Customer's Software <br />or Hardware, the age of Customer's <br />Systems including Hardware and operating <br />system components, the failure of Customer <br />to update the operating systems and <br />Software with releases and other updates <br />provided by the applicable Third Party <br />Provider, or other circumstances outside <br />Uniguest's control, then Uniguest shall so <br />notify Customer, and Uniguest may <br />discontinue the provision of Maintenance <br />Services until the parties agree on new fees <br />to be paid as a result of the increased effort <br />required to maintain such Systems. <br />Internet Content Filter. Where applicable, <br />some Systems may include a content filter <br />to block harmful or objectionable content. <br />Customer acknowledges that individuals <br />may differ as to what constitutes "harmful or <br />objectionable" content. Uniguest assumes <br />no liability with respect to any content <br />accessed by a System user, including in the <br />event a System is used to access or display <br />content which a <br />user or other person finds harmful or <br />objectionable, or that is unlawful, obscene, <br />scandalous or otherwise objectionable. <br />Further, Uniguest assumes no liability in the <br />event such content filter blocks content, and <br />a user or other person considers the fact that <br />such blocking has occurred to be <br />objectionable. <br />Microsoft Rental Rights Licenses. The terms <br />in this clause apply only to Systems <br />operating Microsoft Windows desktop <br />operating systems or Microsoft Office <br />software. A rental rights license is required <br />by Microsoft when organizations, as part of <br />their businesses, rent, lease, or loan PCs <br />with licensed, qualifying versions of Windows <br />desktop operating systems or Microsoft <br />Office software to third parties. Examples of <br />these organizations include Internet cafés, <br />hotels and airport kiosks, business service <br />centers, and office equipment leasing <br />companies (even when Systems are offered <br />to guests free of charge). Rental rights <br />modify the use rights of the underlying <br />Microsoft licenses to allow renting or leasing <br />of the software, which is generally prohibited <br />under the standard license terms for those <br />products. Rental rights are user rights only <br />and do not replace the underlying Microsoft <br />product licenses. Rental rights licenses are <br />good for the life of the System and are non - <br />transferrable. Without limiting the forego ing, <br />Microsoft’s Agreement for leasing or renting <br />certain Microsoft Software Products applies <br />to any such systems (a copy of which is <br />available at: <br />https://download.microsoft.com/downlo <br />ad/D/B/3/DB37B5D3-7796-4536- AC8D- <br />8EFDB95CD52F/Agreement_for_leasi