Mobile devices can also create their own small hot spots, including phones and dedicated data devices. The service is enabled by one or more Wi-Fi access points set up by whoever offers the hot spot. The access point is a small electronic box connected to the Internet, with a Wi-Fi radio and antenna.
Furthermore, based on Ranganathan's laws, Jim Thompson (1992) in protesting against a library services, revised Ranganathan's laws to the following statements: 1  Books are for profit. 2  Every reader his bill. 3  Every copy its bill.  Take the cash of the 1  reader. The library is a groaning organism.
This confusion over CIPAâs requirements and the Supreme Courtâs opinion can lead to overly restrictive filtering that denies library users their First Amendment right to receive information. Given these circumstances, it is worthwhile to review just what the law does require regarding internet filtering in libraries.