From: cwright@bdosyd.com.au
Date: Mon Jun 04 2007 - 22:42:18 EDT
If I have no door, you are still breaking the law by entering my property without permission. There does not need to be anything that states "stay out". By default, you have no right to use the property of another. You need to have permission.
So the issue is is there a message stating "come in".
Without that express permission you have commited an illegal act. Whether it is also criominal is another matter.
Regards,
Craig
>Your analogy is flawed. A wireless network that does not use any
methods of controlling access. It does not have a door. It does not
have a fence. It does not have anything that says "Stay Out". That's
the problem, and that's why you should not go to jail.
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