Whiteflag Protocol Specification CC0-1.0 License
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Usage of Whiteflag Protocol
WARNING: THE USAGE OF SIGNS AND SIGNALS IN THIS SPECIFICATION IS SUBJECT TO LOCAL AND/OR INTERNATIONAL LAWS. Please take note of the following when implementing or using this standard:
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This standard only specifies an additional means of communication for certain signs and signals, and it does not replace any existing standard, regulation or means of communication, whether mandatory or not, including but not limited to physical signs, radio communications, official registers, etc.
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The usage of protective signs is subject to International Humanitarian Law. Misuse of protective signs is a punishable violation under local and international laws.
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The usage of emergency signals may be subject to various regulations and standards, depending on location and context. The misuse of emergency signals, including misuse of the duress functionality, may be a punishable violation under local and international laws.