The codes of conduct in terms and conditions set out the behavioural expectations for users while engaging with a service, platform, or website. Here are some examples of common codes of conduct:

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• Respectful Behaviour: Users must interact respectfully with others, refraining from abusive, discriminatory, or offensive language or behaviour.

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• Lawful Use: Users must comply with all applicable laws and regulations while using the service. Any illegal activity, such as fraud, hacking, or copyright infringement, is strictly prohibited.

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• Prohibition of Harmful Content: Users may not post or share content that is harmful, misleading, defamatory, obscene, or inappropriate.

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• Protection of Intellectual Property: Users must respect the intellectual property rights of others and may not upload or share copyrighted material without proper authorisation.

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• Accurate Information: Users are required to provide truthful and accurate information when creating accounts or engaging with the service.

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• No Disruption: Users must not engage in activities that disrupt the operation of the platform, such as introducing viruses, bots, or other harmful technologies.

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• Prohibition of Unauthorised Access: Users must not attempt to gain unauthorised access to the platform, its systems, or other users' accounts.

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• Age and Eligibility Requirements: Users must meet the minimum age or other eligibility requirements set forth in the terms and conditions.

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• Prohibition of Commercial Activities: Users may not use the service for unauthorised commercial purposes, such as unsolicited advertising, spamming, or selling products or services.

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• Compliance with Policies: Users must adhere to the platform's policies, including privacy policies, community guidelines, and other related rules.

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These codes aim to create a safe, lawful, and respectful environment for all users and protect the service provider from liability. Breaching these codes may result in penalties, including suspension or termination of access.