[Panky]

Under the already existing policy, all children's computers have filters, and adults can choose whether to filter their Internet access. Computer users are not supposed to look at obscene material, child pornography or material harmful to minors, and those who do can be asked to leave.

So the library prefers that people don't view porn, but they will spend $40,000 so the user has privacy when viewing porn.

If they are concerned about children accidentally being exposed or anyone being offended because someone is watching a porn flick in the library, then why not just make a phone call to the provider and/or change a few settings and block porn?