I laughed out loud when I remembered I was old enough to tell the tale that when cash changing machines were installed the fraud law had to be rewritten specifically towards cash changers, because fraud involved a person, not a machine. So your artcle says current laws are written in protection of computers not wifi. Yep, they will rewrite them. The article also writes about the civil protection of service for hire. (Can an ISP have it's service stolen.) That reminds me of the water rights and free range battles of the cattle men. (And no, I'm not that old.) History repeats itself. Thanks
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