I propose a new term for the activity of visiting restaurants/cafes (individually or collectively) to detect/evaluate their wireless connectivity: WarMunching!
Most excellent! Is warmunching.com available?
Ironic note about the value of having a connection at this particular location: The first WLAN I saw from the parking lot was a tmobile AP from the Starbucks across the lot!
I love it.
WayPort FAQ: http://www.wayport.net/support/faq
1) Do not send any sensitive information including passwords, credit card or other sensitive information using a wireless connection.
No mention of pop3 passwords then or SMTP-AUTH or SSL email. Or checking for SSL on commerce sites. Shame.
Then I looked at this. Configuring Your Email Program http://www.wayport.net/support/configemail
Again, no security on pop3 passwords and no authentication on smtp.
This is not good. Especially from a company that is focussed on roaming, mobile, guest use of the net.
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