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On might consider disabling the WiFi password entirely so there's plausible deniability if this happens. Pitch it as a public service. Maybe set up a separate r
by exhilaration 5y ago
On might consider disabling the WiFi password entirely so there's plausible deniability if this happens. Pitch it as a public service. Maybe set up a separate router or VLAN and cap the bandwidth.
- hhvn 5y agoThen you would have to prove that it's someone who used the service not you. The burden of proof is not on the accusor.
- fnord77 5y agohas this ever been tested in court?
- foobar33333 5y agoSure, but you still end up with all of your devices seized for months and data dumped while you explain that you run an unprotected wifi router.
- pilif 5y agoIf your WiFi is entirely unprotected, depending on jurisdiction, you can be treated as an accessory which too can have serious consequences.