I will agree with you that is sensational and a bit irresponsible, but there weren't any glaring inaccuracies. The only novel information in the article was th

I will agree with you that is sensational and a bit irresponsible, but there weren't any glaring inaccuracies. The only novel information in the article was that Wifi devices leak all their past access points to anyone -- if that statement is indeed true (and knows how many devices it's true for) (edit: apparently the technique has been around since at least 2006). The rest of it was a very basic tutorial on how to snoop on unencrypted traffic, which is usually not something people who have to read a tutorial on should be doing.