> Pretty much all WiFi is password-protected nowadays This is absolutely not true in the US. All major hotel chains have no encryption, airports do not, Starbu

> Pretty much all WiFi is password-protected nowadays This is absolutely not true in the US. All major hotel chains have no encryption, airports do not, Starbucks doesn’t, etc. It’s usually small businesses that opt for a WPA pass phrase because that’s easier to setup than the captive portal nonsense that all of the big companies use.