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Bill criminalizing WiFi leeching shot down, and rightly so

arstechnica.com — A bill that would have made using an open wireless access point without permission punishable by up to 10 years in the clink was given an unfavorable reading by a Maryland House committee. Here's an idea: if you don't want people to access your WAP without permission, secure it.

KevinFederline 53 days ago, made popular 52 days ago

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