Stanford nearly shut down Google when it was still operating out of the campus network. It's not unusual to be in legal gray zones when you're in the humble be

Stanford nearly shut down Google when it was still operating out of the campus network. It's not unusual to be in legal gray zones when you're in the humble beginnings of a startup (in the parents' garage, say). They have to say things like "no running servers" and "no commercial use" because of the lawyers, but I doubt Google's own employees would let the Fiber team live it down if they found out a legitimate startup had been disconnected for a frivolous violation of their ToS.