> A temporary solution for this can be using a smartphone that supports > USB-Tethering.
I wonder if this is better freedom-wise than installing the proprietary firmware for the Intel WiFi card. They'd still running proprietary firmware, just on the phone's WiFi card instead of the desktop's. Plus, by carrying the phone they'd allow themself to be tracked. Then again, I supposed that if someone has already compromised on these issues, stopping there is better than compromising again by installing additional proprietary firmware for the Intel card.
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