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Technically, using someone else's internet service without permission is stealing, amirite?
by Anonymous12 years ago
They should have made it password protected...or made it a harder password.
by Anonymous12 years ago
If a house is unlocked, is it still stealing to take a tv from it?
by Anonymous12 years ago
That's different...they'll actually know someone else is using it. 'Cause it'll be gone.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Except they are going to notice it when all their bandwidth is gone
by Anonymous12 years ago
As Manwathiel stated, "if you can't physically touch it, it's not stealing."
by Anonymous12 years ago
it is stealing to take something of value that is not yours. If you pay for the service, then someone who uses it without permission is stealing.
by Anonymous12 years ago
They paid for an internet connection to be available in a certain location. Whether or not someone uses it, they got what they paid for. If they don't take the ten seconds to create a password then its hard for them to complain that someone is using the the network.
by Anonymous12 years ago
If they don't take a couple seconds to make a password, then it's obviously not worth that much to them.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I'm sensing that someone's gypping off their neighbor's internet.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Actually all my neighbors are dead (live next to a cemetary, and all) so no, I am not stealing someone else's internet. AND my family and I have a password for ours so nobody can steal it.
by Anonymous12 years ago
As far as I'm concerned, if you can't physically touch it, it's not stealing.
by Anonymous12 years ago
its not stealing its borrowing lol
by Anonymous12 years ago
SHARING IS CARING!! lol
by Anonymous12 years ago
Key word: Technically...
by Anonymous12 years ago
Exactly. Morals and ethics come next.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Yes, technically, but it's still not a big deal.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I have a hotspots I use from my phone, butwhat about public wifi, like in hotels?
by Anonymous12 years ago
The keyword is public.
by Anonymous12 years ago
No, it's rape
by Anonymous12 years ago
If you're just looking at websites its not a huge deal, but downloading lots of movies and other large files on someone else's internet service is a different story. Most people have a monthly download limit.
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