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3 years ago

Which two of these rules could be included in a company’s acceptable use standards?

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2 answers:

Sophie [7]3 years ago

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B and e are the corn answers

Tema [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

B and E.

Explanation:

Acceptable Use Policy (or AUP) is an agreement which outlines certain set of rules between a computing resource and their users or customers. Usually educational institutions and business services make their employees and students sign this policy to avoid any mishandling of the internet services provided. Such agreement may includes clauses such as:

Not to use any services which will violate any law.
Not to breach any security of other users or computer network.
Not to post any commercial ads without permission.
Not to send any spam e-mail to anyone.
Not to send mail bomb to any site.

Since, these two rules i.e., B and E have possibilities of breaching the clause of AUP, these are correct options.

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