Stolen Wi-Fi Leads to Wanted Idaho Man’s Arrest
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — A Post Falls man's quest for free Internet instead sent the police to his door.
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Update: Can I Borrow Your WiFi Password Poll Results
Yesterday I wrote about how one of my son's friends was over and he asked for my WiFi password so he could use my Internet on his smartphone. I immediately blurted "no," but then I started to reconsider. Is giving friends your Wifi password the modern equivalent to borrowing a cup of sugar?
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Can I Borrow Your WiFi Password?
One of my son's friends was over last night and he asked for my WiFi password--my WEP Key--so he could use my Internet on his smartphone. I immediately blurted "no," but then I started to reconsider. Is giving friends your Wifi password the modern equivalent to borrowing a cup of sugar?
There is No Such Thing as Free wifi
You know me. I'm a geek... and a big fan of Leo Laporte, "The Tech Guy". This is my all-time favorite video from his show. Moral dilemma: Have YOU ever "borrowed" wifi from one of your neighbors?