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Re #1, it's way more likely you are visiting a site you've already been to on a new wifi hotspot, so the TOS page will refuse to render if they hijack the domai
by __david__ 10y ago
Re #1, it's way more likely you are visiting a site you've already been to on a new wifi hotspot, so the TOS page will refuse to render if they hijack the domain like that. They'd have to work around that themselves otherwise no one would be able to use their wifi. Maybe a https downgrade attack followed by a redirect to another domain so that they can give you a key that doesn't interfere…
- icebraining 10y agoRe #1, it's way more likely you are visiting a site you've already been to on a new wifi hotspot Maybe. Unless you're poor, in which case you often don't have any other access besides wifi hotspots.
- richardwhiuk 10y agoOr you do something radical like a search on Google.