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The Legality of Open Wi-Fi
Posted 10/26/2007 at 03:45:10pm
Just so that it is known to all who read.... Most WiFi Routers come with a "Setup Disk" which "Sets up" a WiFi network....**INCLUDING NETWORK SECURITY FEATURES**. Yes, that means setting up WPA is as easy as 1-2-3. If, you don't want to choose to have security, go for it...but it's not recommended. That's the same as haveing door locks installed on your door by the "installer." Do you have to have door locks...not really, but it's not recommended. It's all the same...having something open, like a door to your house/WiFi, is like saying...COME ON IN!