So does Bezeq (in Israel) http://bezeq.co.il/ http://bezeq.co.il/ They are trying to meet customer demand for wider bandwidth with VDSL, and nearly stopped sel

So does Bezeq (in Israel) http://bezeq.co.il/ http://bezeq.co.il/ They are trying to meet customer demand for wider bandwidth with VDSL, and nearly stopped selling modems; it's all cheapo routers now, loaded with customized firmware complete with DNS spoofing to route you to their "new customer setup" page that seems to always be down. They have to be reset once in a while, when their internals contort into reboot loops. The free hotspot is branded and the name contains a short string unique to your router. It might not be using "your" bandwidth with your ISP, but it is sitting on your uplink which could get stuffed as a result. The hotspot is completely open for anyone to connect, but is limited by the max_client setting which is global to the router and set at 16 clients by default.