3 ms·
Only in the case the local law doesn't hold you responsible for not having protected your network in the first place. [Edit] This is the case in Germany. http:
by maigret 14y ago
Only in the case the local law doesn't hold you responsible for not having protected your network in the first place.
[Edit] This is the case in Germany. http://ratgeber-recht.welt.de/offene-wlan-hotspots-sind-zulaessig_029135.html http://ratgeber-recht.welt.de/offene-wlan-hotspots-sind-zula... You may have your own hotspot but you may be liable for misuses.
- pasbesoin 14y agoAnd in civil lawsuits, you can spend several thousand dollars in legal fees more or less effectively making your point. Also, it's increasingly apparent that other jurisdictions will increasingly attempt -- or be used -- to ensnare people in more... "permissive" jurisdictions. Don't like the venue? Sue -- or prosecute -- them in another venue. On the one hand, I feel sad that my response to this is to "close up" connectivity. On the other hand, I for one don't have the resources with which to liberally take such situations on.