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Originally Posted by rlauzon
Sure. If the court was made up of people who knew about wireless networks, which probably won't be the case. Of ocurse not, that why your lawyer finds the experts
Which means that you are probably an accessory to the crime and lying to the court about your involvement. How can securing my network connection be turned into being involved with something like this? It just doesn't make sense. You secure your connection to prevent stuff like this, not invite it. Thats a lot like saying locking your car or house and getting it broken into makes you an accessory to that.
What negligence? It's not illegal to open your wireless network. It may be a violation of your contract with your service provider, but there's no law against an open network.
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It may not be illegal, but it is certainly negligence. Failing to take proper precautions.
I'm sorry, but I just can't buy your argument. In this day and age, you must take whatever care you can to keep from being a victim. Saying that securing your connection links you to the crime committed by thieves is ludicrous.