Wirral Library Service provides public access to the Internet in keeping with its role as a source of information, intellectual development and to help meet the digital inclusion agenda.
All users are expected to demonstrate a responsible approach to the use of resources made available to them; and to show consideration for other users and staff, both using the Libraries' facilities and those with whom they may come into contact on the Internet.
The library service cannot accept responsibility for slow network responses; non availability of web sites; the content of any e-mails received by users; other users retrieving information from personal documents saved on our systems; or any loss resulting from use of a credit/debit card over the Internet.
The library service has no control over the information accessed and cannot be held responsible for the content or quality of the information retrieved.
Appropriate filters are installed on all computers to restrict access to sites considered unsuitable by Wirral Council.
Any restriction of a child's access to the Internet will be the responsibility of the child's parent or guardian.
Transmission of any material in violation of any laws is prohibited. This includes but is not limited to: copyrighted material; pornographic material or material protected by trade secret.
Accounts of all users will be monitored through the use of a software programme to restrict access to prohibited material and to monitor inappropriate usage of free time for job searches.
The use of personal software is not permitted on any library computer.
For saving information personal memory sticks should be used. It must not be saved to a computer's hard drive.
It is only permitted to access sites providing live television broadcasts if you have a TV licence at home and you view on a mobile device which is powered by internal batteries.
We reserve the right to suspend the membership of any individual whose behaviour is considered inappropriate.
