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"you should know" and "you did know beyond reasonable doubt" are two different things, particularly when it comes to prosecution. Running open networks without
by RobAley 14y ago
"you should know" and "you did know beyond reasonable doubt" are two different things, particularly when it comes to prosecution.
Running open networks without explicitly communicating and agreeing terms of use with your users really does muddy the water in these cases.