There's nothing wrong with WiFi technology. The problem is the traffic is passing over someone else's network (the shared building WiFi). If I were a corporat

There's nothing wrong with WiFi technology. The problem is the traffic is passing over someone else's network (the shared building WiFi). If I were a corporation looking to hire a law firm, this would be a serious down-check for them, as I don't want the details of any cases they're handling for me exposed on a shared network. This could also be considered weak protection of client-attorney communications, and get the state Bar Association involved.