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Those captive portals generally kind of suck; you can (or could, the last time I personally tried was pre-pandemic) get around them with mac spoofing or tunneli
by livueta 5y ago
Those captive portals generally kind of suck; you can (or could, the last time I personally tried was pre-pandemic) get around them with mac spoofing or tunneling traffic over UDP 53/853. They'd have to keep long-lived NAT logs on the gateway to tell that the infringement was from the guest SSID.
But I guess at that point you may as well just full-on wardrive it.
- sp332 5y agoData used on the guest SSID does not count toward the data cap. So wherever it's tracked, they have a way to keep logs, manage abuse, and send DMCA notifications.