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Very likely an offence in some jurisdictions as "abstracting electricity" [1], which is a form of theft. There may be no physical contact but induction still c
by mytailorisrich 3y ago
Very likely an offence in some jurisdictions as "abstracting electricity" [1], which is a form of theft.
There may be no physical contact but induction still causes energy to be extracted from the line.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abstracting_electricity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abstracting_electricity
- 127361 3y agoI doubt anyone would prosecute over it, it would get thrown out of court because it's so petty? No worse than littering, etc.
- ysofunny 3y agodepends on how much the energy stolen is worth?
- masklinn 3y agoAlso probably depends whether you brag about it or not. If you wilfully undermine plausible deniability the network’s custodian may not be able to ignore you even if they don’t care because of the precedent it creates. If you start hewing close to civil disobedience you also bring more attention to yourself you would not otherwise warrant.