Equipment and Requirements for Provision of the Service Sample Clauses

Equipment and Requirements for Provision of the Service. (a) Customer Equipment. To use the Service, Customer must have a personal computer or other device and other equipment meeting Wisper’s most recent “Minimum Customer Equipment Specifications,” which are defined on the Wisper’s website and may be modified from time to time by Wisper. The Minimum Customer Equipment Specifications may change, and Wisper may make reasonable efforts to support previously acceptable configurations; however, Wisper is not obligated to continue to provide such support. Although Wisper is under no obligation to do so, Wisper may, and Customer authorizes Wisper to, perform any updates and/or changes to Customer’s equipment, on-site or remotely, from time to time as Wisper deems necessary, in Wisper’s sole discretion. Customer will direct any questions concerning third-party hardware or software to the manufacturer. Wisper has no responsibility for the operation or support, maintenance or repair of any equipment, software or services that Customer elect to use in connection with the Services. As set forth below and in the Open Internet Policy, Customer is not permitted to connect any harmful equipment to the Wisper Equipment (as defined below). Customer understands that failure to comply with this restriction may cause damage to Wisper’s network and subject Customer to liability for damages and/or other liability. Customer agrees to not alter, modify or tamper with the Wisper Equipment or the Service, or to permit, encourage or solicit any other person to do the same, unless such person has been authorized to do so by Wisper.‌
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Equipment and Requirements for Provision of the Service. The section only governs Standard Internet Access Service Customers:
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