Notice
Concerning
Prohibition
of
Copying
or
Reproduction
Note
that
simply being in possession
of
material
that
has
been
digitally cop-
ied or reproduced by means
of
a scanner, digital camera, or other device may
be punishable by law.
•
Items
prohibited
by
law
from
being
copied
or
reproduced
Do
not
copy
or
reproduce
paper
money, coins, securities,
govern-
ment
bonds,
or
local
government
bonds, even
if
such copies or repro-
ductions
are
stamped
~~sample:'
The
copying
or
reproduction
of
paper
money, coins,
or
securities
which
are
circulated
in a
foreign
country
is
prohibited.
Unless
the
prior
permission
of
the
government
has
been obtained,
the
copying or reproduction
of
unused
postage stamps or post cards issued
by
the
government
is
prohibited.
The
copying
or
reproduction
of
stamps issued
by
the
government
and
of
certified
documents
stipu-
lated by
law
is
prohibited.
Disposing
of
Data
Storage Devices
•
Cautions
on
certain
copies
and
reproduc-
tions
The government
has
issued cautions
on
copies
or reproductions
of
securities
issued by private companies
(shares,
bills,
checks,
gift certificates,
etc.),
com-
muter
passes,
or coupon
tickets,
except
when a minimum
of
necessary
copies
are
to
be
provided for
business
use
by a
company.
Also,
do
not copy or repro-
duce passports
issued
by the govern-
ment,
licenses
issued
by
public
agencies and private groups,
ID
cards,
and tickets, such
as
passes
and meal
coupons.
•
Comply
with
copyright
notices
The
copying
or
reproduction
of
copyrighted creative works such
as
books, music, paintings, woodcuts,
prints, maps, drawings, movies, and
photographs
is
governed
by
national and international copyright
laws. Do
not
use
this product for the
purpose
of
making
illegal copies or
to
infringe copyright laws.
Please
note
that
deleting images or formatting memory cards or other data
storage devices does
not
completely erase
the
original image data. Deleted
files
can
sometimes be recovered from discarded storage devices using com-
mercially
available software,
potentially
resulting in the malicious
use
of
per-
sonal
image
data.
Ensuring
the
privacy
of
such
data
is
the
user's
responsibility.
Before discarding a data storage device
or
transferring ownership
to
another
person, erase
all
data using commercial
deletion
software,
or
format
the
device and then completely refill
it
with
images containing no private infor-
mation (for example,
pictures
of
empty
sky).
Care
should
be taken
to
avoid
injury when
physically destroying data storage devices.
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