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They shouldn't drive in to my street then, there must be 50 open access points within 100 meters. But then again, I'm not in Australia. As a response to this if I were in Australia and I had my wi-fi locked down I'd open it up. Terrorists, downloaders and pederasts will do their thing regardless of unsecured wifi routers.
Pretty harsh to group all of those in the same group.
They shouldn't drive in to my street then, there must be 50 open access points within 100 meters. But then again, I'm not in Australia. As a response to this if I were in Australia and I had my wi-fi locked down I'd open it up. Terrorists, downloaders and pederasts will do their thing regardless of unsecured wifi routers.
> Terrorists, downloaders and pederasts... Pretty harsh to group all of those in the same group.
- terrorists might use your open wifi to communicate with each other
- downloaders are going to use your open wifi so you will get caught for their crime
- pederasts will use your open wifi to download child pornography
Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Terrorists, downloaders and pederasts... Pretty harsh to group all of those in the same group.
I did that because of the usual reasons that are being trotted out whenever open wifi is discussed: - terrorists might use your open wifi to communicate with each other - downloaders are going to use your open wifi so you will get caught for their crime - pederasts will use your open wifi to download child pornography