
Kismac: comical little feller
Although wireless thieves say it is a victimless crime, the number of arrests for dishonestly obtaining free access under the UK Communications Act 2003 are rising. This practice is known as war surfing or piggybacking, and while hedge fund managers are allowed to trade insolvently, and kids wander around with guns and knives, it is reassuring that the police still find time to prosecute, or is that persecute downloaders. It’s the 21st century equivalent of being sent to Australia for picking an apple from the ground in an orchard.
In order to assist Inspector Plod in their mission of persecuting off-grid internet users, we are compiling a list of all known piggybacking hot-spots on the Internet. All readers are invited to add to the list by going as quickly as possible to the off-grid forum, here.








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