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Some captive portals require a password, but all seem to require acceptance of their ToS. Is there any precedence that a provider of open Wifi is absolved of a
by PaulWaldman 4y ago
Some captive portals require a password, but all seem to require acceptance of their ToS.
Is there any precedence that a provider of open Wifi is absolved of any responsibility for nefarious activities by end-users when their ToS is agreed to?
- willidiots 4y agoIt's very rare, but nevertheless the kind of thing that corporate legal teams worry about. That said, there are lower-friction ways to deliver these terms - include them in your check-in paperwork, post them visibly in a public space - but that requires a legal team which cares about reducing user sign-up friction.