[LBo] Wi Fi question

Tor Erling Opsahl tor.erling.opsahl at gmail.com
Tue Sep 5 17:26:03 CEST 2006


It really depend on where you live. If you're in the US it's illegal, here
in Norway it's legal. As long as you don't access their files I don't feel
that there's something wrong with it, just don't clog their whole network,
surfing and reading mail feels OK downloading, bittorrenting is a nodo ;)
That's my point of wiev ;)

On 9/5/06, Anita Lewis <a.lewis at linuxbasics.org> wrote:
>
> Jim Westbrook wrote:
> > If a wireless network does not require authentication, does using
> > that network constitute unauthorized access?
>
> Not if one has asked for and received permission to use it. Otherwise, I
> would say that accessing any data on their system would be definitely
> unauthorized access. It would be questionable in my mind about using the
> internet if they were providing it free of charge. Morally I would feel
> responsible to ask permission if I knew who's it was. Legally, I don't
> know.  Good question!
>
> Anita
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