Don't have the internet at home? Going on vacation and need a reliable connection? Working out of the office and want offsite internet? The library is excited to begin lending its ten new Mobile Hotspots to Arlington Heights cardholders.
What is a Hotspot?
- A hotspot is a device that uses a cellular connection to provide internet access to your devices.
- Connect your device to the hotspot via Wi-Fi and browse the internet with up to 4G LTE speeds.
- Franklin R910 Mobile Hotspots:
- Allow multiple users/devices to connect to internet.
- Have up to 12 hour battery life.
- Work only in the U.S.
- You can check coverage here.
Who can check out a Hotspot?
- Hotspots are only available to Arlington Heights Memorial Library cardholders.
- Hotspots are kept at the Tech Learning Center Desk.
- You can stop by the library, use your online account or call 847-392-0100 to place a hold.
How long can I keep it?
- Hotspots have a one-week loan period.
Is internet usage tracked by the library?
- Internet usage is not tracked by the library.
- Users will be expected to comply with AHML Internet Access Policy (6.003)
- For information about the service provider, visit Sprint's Privacy Policy.