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Posted on Wednesday, November 17th, 2010
You understand that AmtrakConnect, which utilizes wireless technologies, is not inherently secure and that wireless communications can be intercepted. You agree that you are solely responsible for providing security measures that are suited for your intended use of AmtrakConnect, including protecting your data and equipment from viruses, spyware and other harmful components.
EXCERPTED FROM: Amtrak Terms and Conditions Read More