Technology, privacy and acceptable use

Technology, privacy and acceptable use policies

In order to ensure a fair and equitable sharing of our Internet connection from the dorms for all students, Student Senate has established limits on the total amount of traffic a student may send to or receive from the Internet. The limits are imposed using a rolling 7 day window. During that rolling window, each student connection is permitted to transfer Internet traffic up to the established limits. Student Senate may adjust the limits from time to time to maintain fair and responsive access to the Internet.

A usage web page is available that will report your current usage so that you are always aware of where you stand compared to the limit. If you have a legitimate reason to move a large amount of data that exceeds the limit, please contact the computing services office for alternatives. If you have other questions, please contact your Student Senate representative or check out the usage section of the FAQ at www.cune.org

Please note: The complete Technology and Privacy of Information: Acceptable Use Policy for Concordia and the university's policy regarding the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) and file sharing is available in the current student handbook.