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Man arrested for stealing broadband
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its begs the question why do people not secure there connection?0
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Whatever next? fining people for throwing away too much rubbish?
but seriously, without the guy's admission, i think it would have been extreemely difficult to prove intent!
i'm afraid i don't have much sympathy for people who can't be bothered to secure their wifi.
Really, i suppose these headline grabbers are just intended to shake that complacency.0 -
or take a child to court for throwing a cocktail sausage at you...... mmmmmmmsmile --- it makes people wonder what you are up to....
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When Im shopping on a Saturday afternoon I pop into Curry's to watch the full time footy scores. Does that mean that I should be arrested for watching their tv??0
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Whatever next? fining people for throwing away too much rubbish?or take a child to court for throwing a cocktail sausage at you...... mmmmmmmtelephone_man wrote: »When Im shopping on a Saturday afternoon I pop into Curry's to watch the full time footy scores. Does that mean that I should be arrested for watching their tv??
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david29dpo wrote: »its begs the question why do people not secure there connection?
Of course, but still theft is theft & needs to be investigated the right way still by the authorities.0 -
Yep ive been telling someone i know to stop using someone elses connection but he wont listen to me, ive told him of the consequences, i think he doesnt care,No Links in Signature by site rules - MSE Forum Team 20
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normanmark wrote: »Of course, but still theft is theft & needs to be investigated the right way still by the authorities.
Most trivial cases are dropped eventually.
If you listened to wrong radio/tv station, do you think they should be prosecuted ??
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Why waste the time & money ??
Most trivial cases are dropped eventually.
If you listened to wrong radio/tv station, do you think they should be prosecuted ??
peter999
So you'd be happy if a stranger used your connection, causing you to exceed your bandwidth limits and be 'throttled' or charged extra? What if they used your connection for some illegal activity and the police came knocking at your door?
Don't understand the reference to radio / TV stations. They are designed to be available to everyone and WANT people to watch / listen to them.0
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