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However, since these are test websites, they might not be blocked by all content filters. Here are a few test websites without actual objectionable content that you can use to test if your content filter is functioning: § 33-2741 requires content filtering on all publicly accessible wireless internet at public libraries. § 33-2741, which allows library staff to disable filters for adults and minors for lawful purposes.ĭo we have to filter our Wi-Fi when patrons bring their own devices?ĬIPA applies only to library-owned computers. § 33-2741(7) and CIPA.įor libraries receiving E-rate funding and complying with CIPA, filters may only be disabled for adults for “ bona fide research or other lawful purposes.” Idaho libraries that do not receive E-rate funding must comply with I.C. The filter must protect against access to visual depictions that are obscene, child pornography, or harmful to minors. § 33-2741, which requires the use of filters only on library computers that are available to minors and connected to the internet. Idaho libraries that do not receive E-rate funding must comply with I.C. Libraries receiving E-rate funding and complying with CIPA must have filters in place for all computers owned by the library, including staff computers.

Disable the filter for lawful purposes for any library patron, including minors.

Have filters in place for any publicly accessible computer.

The law states that public libraries may:.

Have filters in place for its publicly accessible wireless internet access and publicly accessible computers with internet access used by minors.

§ 33-2741.įiltering (technology protection measure) Terms such as child pornography, harmful to minors, minor, and obscene shall have the meanings (taken from federal law) that are defined in I.C.

Inform patrons that procedures for use by patrons and staff to handle complaints about the policy, its enforcement or about observed patron behavior have been adopted and are available for review at the library.Inform patrons that administrative procedures and guidelines for library staff to follow in enforcing the policy have been adopted and are available for review at the library.State how the policy meets the requirements of the law.

State that it restricts access to internet or online sites that contain material described in the law.Post availability of the policy in a conspicuous place within the library.Include an effective date on the policy.Develop policy (for minors and adults) under the direction of the library board of trustees.The law states that public libraries shall:.