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the end of your sessions. This includes email, Twitter and Facebook and banking. We also recommend that you don’t tick any boxes which means that the site will remember your user
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Terms and Conditions
Revised February 2015
1. We filter access to the Internet in
all our libraries. Although every effort
is made to block offensive sites, occasionally one might bypass the
filter. If you find a site which you
think should be blocked, or you cannot access one which you believe should be
available, please inform a member of library staff.
2. If you want to book a computer then you will need to ask a member of staff. You will not be able to book your next computer session yourself.
3. There is no access to chatrooms. For the
safety and well being of both customers and staff, we
have blocked the use of chatrooms.
4. We block sites which show live
television.
5. You must not access, download or play
music on library computers either over the Internet or from any other source.
6. Staff can help you find a particular
website, but we cannot help you with any kind of online transaction such as
booking flights or using credit/debit card to make purchases online.
7. Staff will manage bookings
with the aim of ensuring that library computers are deployed as fairly,
effectively and efficiently as possible for all customers. This means we may sometimes move your booking
to another computer before the start of your session in order to avoid disrupting
other customers.
8. You may book a session at any Derby
library, subject to availability.
9. You must be a full library member to
use the service. To become a member of the library is easy and free to anyone
who lives, works or studies in
10. If you have outstanding library
charges, you will not be able to use the Internet and computer service, except
with the consent of library staff.
11. You must not look at material on the
Internet that may be offensive, violent or obscene to other users of the
library and which is illegal under English law and you must not distribute such
material. A log is kept of Internet sites you visit while using the computer.
12. You must obey any regulations covering
copyright and printing of material from the Internet.
13. Staff can help you to sign on and off
the computer, but use of it beyond this is on a self-service basis only. It is your responsibility to make sure that
you have logged off fully at the end of your session.
14. You must not tamper with, alter, amend
or delete any equipment or programs stored on the hard disks of the computer.
You must not attempt to get unauthorised access to the Derby City Council
network.
15. Derby City Libraries accept no
responsibility
a. for any slow responses from the
Internet
b. if a site is not available
c. brief communications failures
d. for the validity of any material or
information found on the World Wide Web.
e. for the security of financial
transactions you enter into online.
16. You must pay for all printing at the
current rate. Library charges are displayed in each library.
Declaration
I
agree to accept the Terms and Conditions and I understand that if I break any
of these Terms and Conditions, the Library staff have
the authority to end my use of this computer.
I understand that in serious cases this could result in a ban from using
all Derby City Libraries and services.