> I don't know the legal specifics, but in some countries I've noticed all public WiFi requires PII. It's become more and more common. I wouldn't bother thinki

> I don't know the legal specifics, but in some countries I've noticed all public WiFi requires PII. It's become more and more common. I wouldn't bother thinking about this in Europe already due to the free cross-border roaming. But for instance in Southeast Asia, it was pretty common that all the bars and whatnot had a WiFi that was granted to you with a mere password, although guesthouses' WiFi was to my memory linked to your room registration. And there were still a lot of WEPs and whatnot, and the cyber crime is booming there anyways so the requirement to disclose your details sounds like a security theater anyways.