I have yet to understand how having open WiFi poses a threat to anyone.
How do you figure?
Identify theft!
Consume your bandwidth!
Conduit for terrorists to cause havoc without being able to be found!
(possibly making end users liable for havoc).
I believe a customer has just as much
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I have yet to understand how having open WiFi poses a threat
Uhh, and that's the same reason ISPs have been sued (admittedly
un-documentable)
for trying to make money off that idea... If you KNOW it's open, you
invaded
someone's privacy to figure that out, and there starts the whole
argument all over again...
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Uhh, and that's the same reason ISPs have been sued (admittedly
un-documentable)
for trying to make money off that idea
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Sent: Friday, June 30, 2006 9:58 AM
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I think it's a great idea. One
