Common use of Wi-Fi Clause in Contracts

Wi-Fi. The landlord provides each guest in a domicile with one Wi-Fi ticket. Per ticket, one Wi-Fi enabled device can access the internet at most. The landlord also provides the Wi-Fi network on "greenfield sites" and cannot guarantee a 100% functioning wireless network for the entire time. The landlord does not accept any liability for any temporary failures of the wireless network or the internet connection. The landlord can totally, partially or temporarily restrict or exclude the internet of the tenant. At the landlord’s discretion, and at any time, the landlord can restrict access to certain sites or services via the wireless lock (e.g. violence, porn, or paid pages). The landlord points out that the traffic produced by using the internet network might be unencrypted under certain circumstances. The data may therefore be viewed by third parties. The wireless network only allows access to the internet. The contents retrieved are not verified by the landlord, in particular he cannot be liable for malicious software (viruses, trojans, worms or the like). The landlord would like to emphasize that there is a risk that malicious software may be acquired when using the Wi-Fi network on mobile device. Use of the internet network is at the own risk of the tenant. All access data made available (user names, passwords, character combinations) are intended only for personal use of the tenant, and may not be disclosed to third parties. The tenant is obliged to keep his access data secret. The tenant agrees to comply with the law in force when using the internet, which includes the data used in paid services and incurred legal transactions of the Wi-Fi network. The tenant agrees in particular: - not to use the wireless network for the dissemination and retrieval of immoral or illegal content; - not to reproduce any copyrighted goods illegally, spreading or making it accessible; - to observe the applicable youth protection regulations; - not to send any harassing, libelous or threatening content or to distribute it; - and not to use the internet network for sending mass messages (spam) and/or other forms of inappropriate advertising use

Wi-Fi. The landlord provides each guest in a domicile accommodation with one Wi-Fi ticket. Per ticket, one Wi-Fi enabled device can access the internet at most. The landlord also provides the Wi-Fi network on "greenfield sites" and cannot guarantee a 100% functioning wireless network for the entire time. The landlord does not accept any liability for any temporary failures of the wireless network or the internet connection. The landlord can totally, partially or temporarily restrict or exclude the internet of the tenant. At the landlord’s discretion, and at any time, the landlord can restrict access to certain sites or services via the wireless lock (e.g. violence, porn, or paid pages). The landlord points out that the traffic produced by using the internet network might be unencrypted under certain circumstances. The data may therefore be viewed by third parties. The wireless network only allows access to the internet. The contents retrieved are not verified by the landlord, in particular he cannot be liable for malicious software (viruses, trojans, worms or the like). The landlord would like to emphasize that there is a risk that malicious software may be acquired when using the Wi-Fi network on mobile device. Use of the internet network is at the own risk of the tenant. All access data made available (user namesusernames, passwords, character combinations) are intended only for personal use of the tenant, tenant and may not be disclosed to third parties. The tenant is obliged to keep his access data secret. The tenant agrees to comply with the law in force when using the internet, which includes the data used in paid services and incurred legal transactions of the Wi-Wi- Fi network. The tenant agrees in particular: - not to use the wireless network for the dissemination and retrieval of immoral or illegal content; - not to reproduce any copyrighted goods illegally, spreading or making it accessible; - to observe the applicable youth protection regulations; - not to send any harassing, libelous or threatening content or to distribute it; - and not to use the internet network for sending mass messages (spam) and/or other forms of inappropriate advertising use

Wi-Fi. The landlord provides each guest in a domicile with one Wi-Fi ticket. Per ticket, one Wi-Fi enabled device can access the internet at most. The landlord also provides the Wi-Fi network on "greenfield sites" and cannot guarantee a 100% functioning wireless network for the entire time. The landlord does not accept any liability for any temporary failures of the wireless network or the internet connection. The landlord can totally, partially or temporarily restrict or exclude the internet of the tenant. At the landlord’s discretion, and at any time, the landlord can restrict access to certain sites or services via the wireless lock (e.g. violence, porn, or paid pages). The landlord points out that the traffic produced by using the internet network might be unencrypted under certain circumstances. The data may therefore be viewed by third parties. The wireless network only allows access to the internet. The contents retrieved are not verified by the landlord, in particular he cannot be liable for malicious software (viruses, trojans, worms or the like). The landlord would like to emphasize that there is a risk that malicious software may be acquired when using the Wi-Fi network on mobile device. Use of the internet network is at the own risk of the tenant. All access data made available (user namesusernames, passwords, character combinations) are intended only for personal use of the tenant, tenant and may not be disclosed to third parties. The tenant is obliged to keep his access data secret. The tenant agrees to comply with the law in force when using the internet, which includes the data used in paid services and incurred legal transactions of the Wi-Wi- Fi network. The tenant agrees in particular: - not to use the wireless network for the dissemination and retrieval of immoral or illegal content; - not to reproduce any copyrighted goods illegally, spreading or making it accessible; - to observe the applicable youth protection regulations; - not to send any harassing, libelous or threatening content or to distribute it; - and not to use the internet network for sending mass messages (spam) and/or other forms of inappropriate advertising use