GISsurfer terms of service

Except for news media, GISsurfer is for non-commercial use only. Use of GISsurfer by teachers and government employees is non-commercial and is encouraged. If you have a question about whether your proposed use is commercial then please send an email and ask.

By using GISsurfer you agree that you are doing so entirely at your own risk. You acknowledge that there may be inaccuracies in the maps you see and data you obtain from GISsurfer and that there may be programming errors in any of the software that is part of GISsurfer. You agree that you will not bring any claim of any nature or file any lawsuit against anyone that is in any way connected to your usage of GISsurfer. These terms of service apply equally to anyone acting on your behalf.

Everyone is welcome to post GISsurfer links on social media and in forums. However, please do not post GISsurfer links in forums or on websites where the user is required to pay a fee to access the forum or website. As the software developer that wrote GISsurfer it is my intent that it be free. If you place GISsurfer links on a 'fee' part of a forum or website, then you are acting contrary to my intent.

You shall not sell georeferenced images made with the GISsurfer screenshot feature. You shall not place any such georeferenced images on forums or websites where the user is required to pay a fee to access the images. You shall not provide any such images to other people when you know or suspect that they intend to use the images in a manner prohibited by these terms of service.

GISsurfer privacy policy

GISsurfer does not collect any personally identifiable information such as user names. GISsurfer does not collect any information about its users from Facebook or from any other social networking site. While GISsurfer can display your location on a mobile device (Menu - My location), GISsurfer does not save that data. GISsurfer does not rent or sell any data collected from users.

GISsurfer cookie policy

GISsurfer does not place any cookies on your device.