Wireless Internet Public Access Terms & Conditions

Welcome to The Florida Holocaust Museum public access wireless Internet service (Wi-Fi).

The following terms and conditions are specific to wireless access. These terms and conditions may be revised at any time.

Information on the Internet

The Florida Holocaust Museum does not guarantee the quality of information on the Internet. It is your responsibility as a user of the service, to determine the validity, quality and relevance of the information obtained.

Logging in and out of fhmguest Wi-Fi

To use the fhmguest Wi-Fi, you need a wireless enabled device with an ability to use a browser that has its own power source. You must agree to accept these terms and conditions of use by clicking the “I agree” button.

You will be automatically logged out of the fhmguest Wi-Fi if:

  1. Your access is terminated by reason of a breach of these terms and conditions.
  2. The wireless connection you are accessing is lost, disconnected or becomes out of range.

The Florida Holocaust Museum reserves the right to disconnect for any reason.

Unacceptable use

Unacceptable use of the Internet includes, but is not limited to:

  • Destruction of or damage to equipment, software, or data belonging to The Florida Holocaust Museum, including
  • Intentional unauthorized copying of copyright-protected resources or infringement of license agreements and other contracts. It is the responsibility of users of these resources to determine whether the material is in copyright or find the copyright owner to obtain their permission.
  • Violation or attempted violation of the network’s system security
  • Violation of the privacy of individuals or entities that are creators, authors, users or subjects of the information resources
  • Unauthorized monitoring of electronic communications
  • Inappropriate use of email services, such as spamming, transmitting junk mail or chain letters
  • Accessing, downloading or printing pornographic or other offensive material, which may include, but is not limited to, websites or content that:
    • Contains pornography
    • Promotes racism, bigotry, hatred or physical harm to any group or individual
    • Displays gratuitous violence
    • Uses frequent, highlighted offensive language
    • Could cause The Florida Holocaust Museum to breach any law governing its conduct or to incur a liability to any third party
    • Could interfere with the integrity or performance of the Internet service, the network or equipment
    • Depicts, alludes to, or promotes offensive or illegal behavior
    • Harasses or promotes harassment to another person
    • Contains viruses, Trojans, worms, time bombs, bots, or other computer programming routines that may damage, interfere or intercept access

The Florida Holocaust Museum uses filtering software to block known offensive websites, as well as gambling and gaming sites, but responsibility for adherence to this code resides with the individual.

Support for user equipment

The Florida Holocaust Museum does not provide support to configure your equipment for wireless access.

The Florida Holocaust Museum cannot be responsible for any changes you make to your computer’s settings to access The Florida Holocaust Museum wireless network. The Florida Holocaust Museum recommends that you make a note of any settings before you change them.

Security

The Florida Holocaust Museum cannot guarantee the security of the wireless network at all times. The access and use of the wireless Internet service is at your own risk. The responsibility to ensure that usernames, passwords and security-based information are kept private, by using anti-virus software or firewalls, is on the owner or user of the equipment used to connect to the wireless network.

Information sent to and from a device connected to The Florida Holocaust Museum wireless network may be captured by someone else with a wireless device.

The Florida Holocaust Museum does not accept responsibility for any loss of data resulting from delays, non-deliveries, service interruptions, technical difficulties or transmission of viruses.

Privacy

The Florida Holocaust Museum respects your right to privacy and will not capture any personal information while you are accessing the wireless Internet service unless consent is granted.

However, once you access the wireless network and opens an Internet browser application to the website, The Florida Holocaust Museum will capture and process information about the web browser type and/or operating system information used by the enabled device in order to determine the most effective and/or customized means of displaying the requested website on your device.

The Florida Holocaust Museum will collect and store the IP and MAC address of the enabled device that has accessed the wireless network, once the terms and conditions have been agreed to.

The Florida Holocaust Museum is not responsible for the use that any third party may make of personal information obtained through the use of the wireless network.

Release and indemnity

By using The Florida Holocaust Museum’s Wi-Fi, you release and discharge The Florida Holocaust Museum from any liability which might arise from the use of the wireless Internet service including liability in relation to defamatory or offensive material or any breach of the copyright which may occur as a result of use.

You agree to indemnify and must defend and hold harmless The Florida Holocaust Museum, its employees and agents, from and against all loss, damage, liability, charge, expense (including all reasonable legal and other professional costs on a full indemnity basis) of any nature or kind arising from your breach of these terms and conditions.

 

Infringements of Conditions

Users who infringe these conditions of use may be asked to leave the premises. Users who refuse to comply with staff directives may be denied further access to The Florida Holocaust Museum.

Illegal acts involving the use of The Florida Holocaust Museum ICT resources may also be subject to prosecution by local, state or federal authorities.