This Registration Data Access Protocol (“RDAP”) Terms of Service sets forth the terms and conditions of the use of .paris RDAP service. By using .paris RDAP service, the user agrees to be bound by the following:

The data contained in the City of Paris RDAP Database is provided “as is” by the City of Paris for information purposes only, and to assist persons in obtaining information about, or related to, a domain name registration record.

The City of Paris RDAP Database is protected by the provisions of the French Law of the 1st of July 1998 transposing the European Directive of the 11th of March 1996 on database legal protection in the Intellectual Property Code.

The City of Paris is the only entity to hold the producing rights of the Database as substantial investment, quantitative as much as qualitative, that were used to achieve this Database. Complete or partial reproduction and/or use of the City of Paris‘s Database without the express permission of the City of Paris is strictly forbidden. Any breach to these rules can carry penal sanctions as counterfeit, without prejudice of a potential damages request from the City of Paris, holder of these rights.

By using the .paris RDAP service, the user commits not to:

• allow, enable, or otherwise support the transmission of mass unsolicited, commercial advertising or solicitations and,
• access the Database through the use of high volume, automated electronic processes that send queries or data to the systems of .museum

The .paris RDAP service user also commits to:

• use the service and the published data for lawful purposes only.
• In particular, the user is bound to respect the provisions in force for the protection of personal data and, in particular those of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 applicable from 25 May 2018. Users must comply with the legal provisions relating to the protection of personal data, breach of which is subject to criminal sanctions. 
• As regards personal data that they access or might access, the users must refrain from collecting or misuse this information.
• In a more general way, the user must refrain from any act likely to infringe the privacy or reputation of individuals.