> That's not to say their C&D is valid or enforceable. It just enters into another legal bin that's a bit more hairy. Exactly. It will be interesting to see wh

> That's not to say their C&D is valid or enforceable. It just enters into another legal bin that's a bit more hairy. Exactly. It will be interesting to see where things end up playing out in the "leaving yourself wide open" department. It's very much parallel with the "using open wifi points" debate.