1. Acceptance of Terms: By using the Establishment's Wi-Fi, users agree to abide by the Acceptable Use Policy as listed below.
2. Purpose: The Wi-Fi service is provided for general internet browsing, email access, and other lawful purposes.
3. Access Credentials: Users may be required to obtain login credentials (username/password) from the Establishment staff to access the Wi-Fi network.
4. Usage Limitations: The Establishment reserves the right to limit or restrict the bandwidth, data usage, or access duration for each user.
5. Prohibited Activities: Users are prohibited from engaging in illegal activities, including but not limited to hacking, distribution of malware, accessing unauthorized networks or data, or any other activity that violates local laws or the Establishment's policies.
6. Content Filtering: The Establishment may implement content filtering measures to restrict access to certain websites or content deemed inappropriate.
7. Liability: The Establishment is not liable for any damages, loss of data, or security breaches that may occur while using the Wi-Fi network.
8. Privacy: Users should be aware that the Wi-Fi network may not be secure, and sensitive information transmitted over the network could be intercepted. It is recommended not to transmit sensitive data while using the Wi-Fi.
9. Termination of Access: The Establishment reserves the right to terminate or suspend access to the Wi-Fi network at any time without prior notice.
10. Changes to Terms: The Establishment may modify or update the terms and conditions for Wi-Fi usage. Users are encouraged to review these terms periodically.
11. Use of email address for e-Marketing: The Establishment may use your email address for marketing purposes in accordance with the Privacy Policy, providing updates, promotions, and relevant information. You can opt out at any time through the settings or by contacting our support team.

Acceptable Use Policy (AUP):

The AUP applies to all customers of this Establishment:

“Customer” includes any organization, individual, company, or other entity and their agent or affiliate, to which this Establishment provides the internet services.

“Internet Services” includes any of this Establishment’s facilities, any equipment owned or provided by the Establishment’s service provider, and the service that is the subject of an agreement between the Establishment and the Customer, regardless of whether or not the user of Internet Services has a contract with the Establishment.

The following uses are prohibited under this AUP.  The descriptions are guidelines and are not meant to be exhaustive.

Illegal/Criminal Activity

Internet Services must not be used in creating, facilitating, or attempting, the intentional or unintentional criminal or civil violation of federal, provincial or other applicable law or regulation.

Violations include:

• Infringing copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, patents or other types of intellectual property
• Posting any content that threatens, advocates, promotes or otherwise encourages violence or which provides instruction, Information or assistance in causing or carrying out such violence.
• Transmitting offensive materials including obscene, pornographic, indecent, hateful, defamatory, or otherwise objectionable material
• Violating personal privacy.

Security and Integrity Violations

Internet Services must not be used in creating, facilitating, or attempting (successfully or unsuccessfully) the violation of the security or integrity of a network, service or other systems of the Establishment or others.

Violations include:

• Circumventing user authentication or security of any host, network or account (“cracking” or “hacking”)
• Interfering with service to any user, host or network (“denial of service attacks”)
• Falsifying addressing information including modifying header information of a TCP/IP packet or email or newsgroup posting for the purpose of concealing the sender’s or recipient’s identity or any other illegitimate purpose.  This provision is not intended to disallow the use of aliases or anonymous remailers for any legitimate purpose.
• Using Internet Services to violate the acceptable use policies or service agreements of others.

This Establishment may investigate incidents involving such violations and may involve and will co-operate with law enforcement if a criminal violation is suspected.

Spamming, etc.

Internet Services must not be used in sending a message (including fax and voice traffic) to any person who does not wish to receive it or with the effect of preventing fair and proportionate use of Internet Services by others, or in spamming, whether or not the quantity or quality of messages disrupts the facilities of this Establishment or others.

Violations include:

• Sending unsolicited bulk messages (commercial advertising, unsolicited commercial messages, political tracts, announcements, etc.)
• Sending messages with charity requests, petitions for signature, chain mail or financial scam-related requests
• Posting a single message, or similar messages, to large numbers of newsgroups (excessive cross-posting or multiple posting, also known as “USENET spam”)
• Spamming indirectly through the use of other service providers or transmitted email or content through other service providers in a way that indicates the Establishment was involved in the transmission of such email or content
• Operating an unsecured email relay
• Posting binary files to non-binary newsgroups
• Attempting to evade filters of spamming
• Violating accepted norms of the Internet community, whether or not expressly mentioned in this AUP

ESTABLISHMENT’S RIGHTS

This Establishment reserves the right to prohibit activities that violate this AUP or may damage its reputation.

The Establishment will generally not monitor private electronic mail messages sent or received by its Customers but may conduct reasonable investigation of a Customer and its equipment (i) if required by law or (ii) upon reasonable suspicion of a violation of this AUP to determine if there has been a violation or (iii) when public safety may require it.  The Establishment may at all times monitor its performance of Internet Services electronically to determine if its facilities are operating satisfactorily.

The Establishment may disclose Customer information or information transmitted by means of its facilities (i) to comply with legal requirements or (ii) where necessary to protect the Establishment and others from harm or (iii) where such disclosure is necessary to the proper operation of the Establishment’s facilities.  The Establishment is not obliging itself to Customer to inform the Customer that Customer’s information has been disclosed or will be disclosed and in some cases may be prohibited by law from so informing.

The Customer acknowledges that the Establishment is unable to exercise control over the content of information passing through its facilities or carried as a result of performing Internet Services and is therefore not responsible for that content.

CONSEQUENCES

Violation of the AUP (direct or indirect, including a third party) entitles the Establishment to remove immediately the offending material, establish immediate or temporary filtering, deny access, suspend or terminate Internet Services, or take any other appropriate action, as determined by the Establishment at its sole discretion, in addition to any remedies provided by any agreement to provide Internet Services.  The Establishment may give notice of violations but reserves the right to act without notice when necessary, as determined in its sole discretion.  Nothing in this AUP is to be construed to limit the Establishment’s actions or remedies in any way with respect to any of the foregoing activities, and reserves the right to take any additional actions it may deem appropriate with respect to such activities, including without limitation, taking action to recover the cost of identifying offenders and disconnecting them from Internet Services, and charging to cover the Establishment’s costs in the event of disconnection of dedicated access or like situation. The Establishment may co-operate with other service providers to discourage and resist abuses of acceptable use policies.  The Establishment reserves the right to take corrective action upon notification of unacceptable use on other networks.  Internet Services may be used to link to other networks worldwide and you agree to conform to the acceptable use policies of these networks. You agree, through your operations, not to cause disturbances, outages or other problems which may affect the Establishment’s or any other network or network based equipment, or which may adversely affect the Establishment’s ability to provide Internet Services.

INDEMNIFICATION

You will indemnify and hold the Establishment harmless from any claim brought by third parties relating to Customer’s use of Internet Services.  You must defend and pay all damages and costs (including legal fees) arising from such claims.  You must immediately notify the Establishment of any claim or potential claim, within the Customer’s knowledge, involving the Customer related to Internet Services.  Failure to do so gives the Establishment the right to defend such claims at your sole cost.

INCIDENT REPORTING

To report a suspected breach of this AUP, please contact this Establishment.

REVISIONS TO AUP

The Establishment may amend this AUP according to its services agreement(s) with you.  Use of Internet Services after due notification according to these services agreement(s), will constitute your acceptance of the amended AUP.