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Its a hassle. Even larger non-profit organizations (Freifunk for example) which provide free open wifi route their traffic via VPN to a country without "Störerh
by luckystarr 10y ago
Its a hassle. Even larger non-profit organizations (Freifunk for example) which provide free open wifi route their traffic via VPN to a country without "Störerhaftung" (Sweden) to eliminate the risk of getting adhortatory letters.
- AnthonyMouse 10y agoMaybe everyone there should start doing that? Even an individual could provide free wifi but route it through a foreign VPN service. For that matter, with a law that stupid I'm surprised the major ISPs there aren't making hay by offering a VPN service with your internet account and integrating it into their broadband routers.
- lima 10y agoActually, Freifunk Rheinland did register as an ISP and built a sizeable backbone network. They provide internet access to many Freifunk communities without any risk of liability.
- sdoering 10y agoDidn't know this. Thanks for this bit of information here.