319 sats \ 1 reply \ @ek OP 22 Dec 2022 \ parent \ on: Why Public Wi-Fi is a Lot Safer Than You Think bitcoin
Similarly, this is why I leave my wifi at home open, without a password. It's also just being a good neighbor: why wouldn't you share your internet in case your neighbor needs it?
Not sure how the laws in your country are, but here in Germany the owner of the internet connection is responsible for all traffic going through it.
If my neighbor needs it, I'll give him the password or guest access where I can change the password after some time.
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656 sats \ 0 replies \ @petertodd 22 Dec 2022
Well, Germany hasn't entirely rid itself of fascism...
Dunno what the laws actually are in Canada. But I've been doing this for ~15 years without any issues.
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