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Accessing a computer network that is secured by requiring authentication by bypassing authentication via technical means might be a computer crime. It's quite
by SomeStupidPoint 11y ago
Accessing a computer network that is secured by requiring authentication by bypassing authentication via technical means might be a computer crime.
It's quite possible that using the Microsoft software to bypass a captive portal without agreeing to the terms will land you in jail for a felony.
Is Microsoft going to indemnify you against being the trial case of that legal theory?
- smeyer 11y ago>It's quite possible that using the Microsoft software to bypass a captive portal without agreeing to the terms will land you in jail for a felony. How do you define "quite possible"? I'd estimate that this is exceedingly unlikely to happen.