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From: (no name) (no email)
Date: Sun Jan 12 2003 - 08:07:01 EST
In a message dated 03-Jan-03 18:28:28 Eastern Standard Time,
writes:
> The main thing to know is that someone getting to the Internet through your
> wireless connection is not necessarily "stealing your eyeteeth." There is a
> big difference between hacking into your computer, and hopping onto the
> Internet using your WiFi connection. One is clearly criminal and the other
> is a gray area that some might see as akin to stealing cable TV, but others
> see as free, like radio.
If one pays for on-line time, as I do, someone using my Internet connection
without my permission IS stealing from me.
Even if I have unlimited service, someone using my Internet connection is
somewhat like someone camping out in my backyard without my consent.
Wouldn't another person using my Internet connection prevent or interfere
with my communications?
Norm
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