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<blockquote data-quote="pimbanelas" data-source="post: 422996" data-attributes="member: 263453"><p><span style="color: black">Hahahahahaha! That’s a joke! How is it possible to steal a wide open wireless connection? If you access a connection that is open does that mean that you are on the wrong side of the law by illegally obtaining wifi? This doesn’t make any sense at all!</span></p><p></p><p><span style="color: black">I point my satellite dish to Astra and I get CNN+ that, for some reason, is not encrypting it’s signal, that means that I am breaking the law?</span></p><p></p><p><span style="color: black">My cable TV provider is transmitting the full package of channels, instead of just the ones that I have subscription for, I tune in to those channels, am I breaking the law?</span></p><p></p><p><span style="color: black">How do you distinguish a public and completely private hotspot? Well, if the signal is encrypted it means that the WAN is private and that you need special credentials to access it that’s simple! If the signal is wide open, well you access it and, if you get arrested it means that the WAN is private, if not, it probably means that it’s a public Wifi HotSpot! Get a life! You should make a strong revision of your laws because if that news is true, your laws don’t make any sense at all!</span></p><p></p><p><span style="color: black">I am working on a wireless connection (my wireless connection) that is wide open for any one that wants to access the internet on my residential area, and I know that people use it, and i am glad to share my connection.</span></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pimbanelas, post: 422996, member: 263453"] [COLOR=black]Hahahahahaha! That’s a joke! How is it possible to steal a wide open wireless connection? If you access a connection that is open does that mean that you are on the wrong side of the law by illegally obtaining wifi? This doesn’t make any sense at all![/COLOR] [COLOR=black]I point my satellite dish to Astra and I get CNN+ that, for some reason, is not encrypting it’s signal, that means that I am breaking the law?[/COLOR] [COLOR=black]My cable TV provider is transmitting the full package of channels, instead of just the ones that I have subscription for, I tune in to those channels, am I breaking the law?[/COLOR] [COLOR=black]How do you distinguish a public and completely private hotspot? Well, if the signal is encrypted it means that the WAN is private and that you need special credentials to access it that’s simple! If the signal is wide open, well you access it and, if you get arrested it means that the WAN is private, if not, it probably means that it’s a public Wifi HotSpot! Get a life! You should make a strong revision of your laws because if that news is true, your laws don’t make any sense at all![/COLOR] [COLOR=black]I am working on a wireless connection (my wireless connection) that is wide open for any one that wants to access the internet on my residential area, and I know that people use it, and i am glad to share my connection.[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]
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