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 ECE's staff provide support services for faculty, staff, graduate and undergraduate students. Our staff includes I.T. support specialist groups for each of these user bases. This page covers ways to contact the right support group to get help on all issues around I.T.: computers, software, networking, remote access, and what you can do on your own devices.
-Access to computers, servers and networking are subject to terms and conditions of access. Please read and observe these important conditions: [[userdoc:start#Terms_of_use_and_access]]
+**Use of University I.T. resources are subject to terms and conditions of access.\\
+Please read and observe these important conditions: [[userdoc:start#Terms_of_use_and_access]]**
 ECE staff also provide support for office telephones, card and fob access to ECE labs and offices, wired ethernet connectivity in ECE offices and labs, software licensing support. We can also direct you where to go for services provided by other levels of the University:
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 For now, please direct all research computing support request via email to //**ecehelp at ece.toronto.edu**// to reach our current RT request tracking system for RCS support.
 ====== Terms of Use and Access ======
-Use of ECE resources and network access are subject to UofT and ECE department policies. Please read the [[userdoc:policies|Terms and Conditions of Access]].
+Use of ECE resources and network access are subject to UofT and ECE department policies. Please read the full list of policies posted here: [[userdoc:policies|Terms and Conditions of Access]].
+You are responsible for the use of your login account and access to UofT and ECE resources through it. **Do not share or disclose your password to anyone else.**
 The Terms of Use spell out our policies against:
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   * hacking, intrusion, forgery and impersonation;
   * piracy and copyright violation
-as well as restrictions on excessive use of bandwidth, peer-to-peer network file sharing, etc.
+as well as restrictions on peer-to-peer network file sharing, excessive use of bandwidth, etc.
-You are responsible for the use of your account and access to ECE resources through it. Do not share or disclose your password to anyone else. Be aware that hackers often send [[http://www.antiphishing.org/consumer_recs.html|"phishing"]] emails claiming that you need to email them your login and password to keep your account open - never reply to such requests. ECEHELP will never ask you to email us your password. If in doubt, please call or visit our offices in GB253B and GB254.
+Be aware that hackers often send [[http://www.antiphishing.org/consumer_recs.html|"phishing"]] emails claiming that you need to email them your login and password or visit an embedded link and give that information to keep your account open - never click on such links or reply to such requests. Our staff will never ask you to email us your password. If in doubt, please call or visit your I.T. support staff in person.
 We strive to keep these pages up to date with our changing computing and support environment. We welcome feedback and suggestions on how to make these pages clearer. Please send suggestions about these pages to: //**ecehelp at ece.toronto.edu**//.
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-  * [[contact|Staff Contact Information]]
+  * [[contact|Research Computing I.T. Staff Contact Information]]
   * [[policies|Terms and Conditions for access]]