Terms and Conditions for Eduroam Service at Trinity

The terms and conditions of this Agreement govern and affect only your use of the Trinity eduroam service and are not intended to and do not affect in any way other transactions you may have with Trinity College Dublin.

Users of the service should also be familiar with:

• Trinity's IT and Cyber Security Policy
• National eduroam policy

Service Access & Availability

This Service is provided solely for use by approved eduroam users of Trinity College Dublin. Approved eduroam users are defined as those who have valid login credentials issued by their home eduroam enabled institution and are members of that institution.

Unauthorised use of this service is strictly prohibited. Individuals who do not have valid eduroam credentials for this system should discontinue all attempts to use the service.

Users will be held accountable for all activities carried out using the eduroam service under their login credentials. Users must not allow their login credentials to be used by any other individual or group.

Service is only available at designated campus locations; service coverage, speeds and quality may vary. Service is subject to unavailability, including emergencies, transmission, equipment or network problems or limitations, interference, lack of signal strength, and maintenance and repair.

The eduroam wireless network service does not deliver full internet access and is designed to provide a limited service suite to Trinity guests only.

Access to the Service is completely at the discretion of Trinity College Dublin, and your access to the Service may be blocked, suspended, or terminated at any time. Trinity College Dublin shall not be liable for any damages, losses, cost or expenses caused by or arising out of termination of the Service.

Use of the Service

Users of the service agree to be bound by the Trinity College Dublin College IT & Network Code of Conduct and all College Cyber Security Policies and agree not to use the Service for any purpose that is unlawful or prohibited by this Agreement, including but not limited to:

• Use of the Service in a manner which will interfere materially with the continued operation of the Service;
• Use of the Service in any manner that infringes another's copyrights, patents, trademarks, or intellectual property rights;
• Use of the Service to engage in libel, defamation, harassment, , intentional misrepresentation or fraud, or publication of private information;
• Introducing viruses, trojan horses, worms, or any other computer programming routines that are intended to damage, detrimentally interfere with, surreptitiously intercept or expropriate any system, data or personal information;
• Using the Service to gain illegal or unauthorised access to other computers or networks;
• Attempting to intercept, collect or store data about third parties without their knowledge or consent;
• Sending unsolicited messages, "spam", or "junk mail";
• Extension of the service to provide service by proxy or other means to other computers/users.

Trinity College Dublin reserves the right to monitor the use of the Service to ensure compliance with this Agreement or applicable law. Trinity College Dublin reserves the right to monitor transmissions and to collect and use personally identifiable information to assist in provisioning of service and to monitor network health and performance and otherwise solve problems associated with the Service.

Limitation of Liability

Users of the Trinity College Guest network use the service at their own risk.

Trinity College Dublin shall not be liable for any damages arising from use of the Service, including but not limited to:

• loss of privacy or security damages
• personal injury or property damages
• any damages whatsoever resulting from interruption or failure of service
• loss of data
• loss due to unauthorized access due to viruses or other harmful components
• the interception of loss of any data or transmission
• losses resulting from any goods or services purchased or messages or data received or transaction entered into through the Service

Privacy and Security

Security of the Service user’s computers or other networked device is the responsibility of the user. Trinity College Dublin recommends the installation of anti-virus software or personal firewall technology to protect the device from unauthorised access or damage.