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story category Is Wardriving 'Immoral'?
Or should people read up on encryption...
(old news - 10:28AM Tuesday Jul 05 2005)
tags: wireless
Yesterday's story on accessing unsecured hotspots drew plenty of comments, some suggesting doing so was not only criminal, but immoral. Glenn Fleishman chimes in, noting that "for ISPs that don’t care if you share, this isn’t a crime or a problem." Mike Mesnick at Techdirt also comments, stating that "it seems that plenty of people who don't understand wireless technology absolutely assume the worse about wardriving." Assuming you're simply browsing, is it wrong to access an unsecured residential hotspot? Vote in our latest poll.

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