'WiFi everywhere' isn't a new concept, but it's becoming a dangerous one - SlashGear

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Recently, Comcast made news by opening up home WiFi routers for use publicly. By partitioning your WiFi signal, the company hopes to blanket an area with a signal. This has become a polarizing issue, but shouldn't be for the reason of coverage alone.





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