> Drive around the neighborhood, park your car, open your laptop with
> broadband wireless adapter and presto you are connected online.
> Chances are you will have more than one signal within that area. You
> are not stealing a signal because you are not intruding to someone
> else's property. Incidentally, the signal is there in the air for
> you to use.
>
> Indeed it is a gray area.
I did this once when I was making several deliveries in several
neighborhoods.
Airport _always_ found some network or other wide open. I just loaded a
web page from Apple to see if it worked and it always did. I was stunned!
bob
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