Phrases with «mere conduit»

The phrase "mere conduit" refers to a person or entity that merely transfers information or data from one place to another. It implies that the person or entity doesn't have control over the content of the information being transferred, and they are not responsible for any legal consequences that may arise from it. They act as a simple intermediate carrier of information. Full definition

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Sentences with «mere conduit»

Distributing tokens with the knowledge that a crypto exchange might download the client and allow existing token - holders (to whom the tokens were privately sold) to list and start trading the tokens could see pre-sale purchasers deemed «mere conduits for a wider distribution» and see private offering status lost. (prestonbyrne.com)
Thus, it was arguable that Google Search did deal with content and, unlike mere conduits or passive facilitators, D might be considered as a publisher of injurious content of the predictive suggestions. (law.stackexchange.com)
«P2P networks are mere conduits for the transmission of data between Internet users, and on this basis they do not infringe rights protected by Intellectual Property laws,» he declared. (slaw.ca)
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