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Re: WIRELESS THEFT
From: "Robert J. Young" <rjyoung () frankie ca>
Date: Fri, 18 Oct 2002 12:26:05 -0400
It's a theft of service. The wireless part is not relevant. This is the same as if you hooked a telephone up to a phone line in your neighbour's house without his permission. The fact that they have poorly secured their services doesn't make this less illegal. Maybe you should tell them about their problem, though.
Amit P. Gandre wrote:
Hi Can someone tell me if there are any laws regarding wireless theft? One of the apartment complexes near mine has free wireless connections offered to their residents. Now, my computer happens to catch that signal. Now, is that illegal. If so, how should I go about dealing with this issue. Amit
-- rjyoung () frankie ca http://www.frankie.ca
Current thread:
- Firewall options- which way to go Leon Pholi (Oct 15)
- WIRELESS THEFT Amit P. Gandre (Oct 16)
- RE: WIRELESS THEFT Greg van der Gaast (Oct 17)
- R: WIRELESS THEFT Alessandro Bottonelli (Oct 17)
- Re: WIRELESS THEFT Johannes Ullrich (Oct 17)
- Re: WIRELESS THEFT Ric Pa (Oct 17)
- RE: WIRELESS THEFT John Dillingham (Oct 17)
- Re: WIRELESS THEFT Robert J. Young (Oct 18)
- RE: WIRELESS THEFT Clint Harris (Oct 22)
- Re: WIRELESS THEFT Didier Brems (Oct 24)
- Re: Firewall options- which way to go Steve Bremer (Oct 16)
- RE: Firewall options- which way to go Burton M. Strauss III (Oct 16)
- Can't Resolve from behind firewall Ahmed.Shazly (Oct 17)
- Re: Can't Resolve from behind firewall Johan De Meersman (Oct 18)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Firewall options- which way to go Arjen De Landgraaf (Oct 16)
- RE: Firewall options- which way to go Trevor Cushen (Oct 17)
- RE: Firewall options- which way to go Leon Pholi (Oct 21)
- WIRELESS THEFT Amit P. Gandre (Oct 16)