- Do you really know how your various friends, relations, acquaintances, and hangers-on plan to use your Internet connection when they drop by and ask for "the Wi-Fi password"? Unlikely—and yet anything that they do illegally through your home network can bring cops to your door with search warrants. http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/05/houseguest-downloads-child-porn-cops-show-up/ 6 comments technology
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