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I am not sure why is this such a problem. OK, when NSA goes physically near my home, they can connect to my WiFi and secretly use my internet connection. That
by runn1ng 13y ago
I am not sure why is this such a problem.
OK, when NSA goes physically near my home, they can connect to my WiFi and secretly use my internet connection.
That's not really what I am concerned about.
- sudomal 13y agoPeople secure their Wi-Fi for more than just their connection. There is likely to be file servers, media centres, printers, scanners, radios, TVs, tablets, phones, computers with shared folders, security cameras etc all connected to the local network.
- VMG 13y agoThey should be protected by additional means anyway.
- outworlder 13y agoDisregarding the fact that this would completely bypass the border routers. Devices in an internal network maybe protected, but they are never as protected as they are from requests coming from the internet.
- cowls 13y agoAgreed, Google already have all our info anyway so not sure why they would send someone round to connect up to our Wireless networks..