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Let's see: You are a high profile figure who happened to step on someone's tail. What should we do to make you behave? I know, we'll show the whole world how yo
by crististm 14y ago
Let's see: You are a high profile figure who happened to step on someone's tail. What should we do to make you behave?
I know, we'll show the whole world how you download child porn. Did I say "child porn"?
You mean the burden of proof is on you that you secured your network? How can you prove this, because, you know, you can't!
- pdonis 14y agoSo you're saying that if you are a high profile figure who happened to step on someone's tail, you should run an open wifi network to make it exponentially easier for your enemies to convince the world that you download child porn? You say you run an open wifi network, so anybody could have downloaded that porn using your wifi? You're a high profile figure and you expect us to believe that? Yeah, right. We can spin scenarios all day. At the end of the day, I still think that an ordinary person with an ordinary ISP is better off securing their wifi; the likelihood of WPA security being broken is much smaller than the likelihood of someone using your open wifi to do something that your ISP won't like (or worse). Even a high profile figure is, IMO, better off securing their wifi than running an open network for every nutjob who has a fixation on them to use.
- jessaustin 14y agoYou're a high profile figure and you expect us to believe that? For someone in this situation, it's very unfortunate that Google doesn't have this info anymore! Although historical records would be more dispositive, it isn't difficult to verify that someone is running open wifi now.