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wolram
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Listening to a radio show this question came up.
Should it be a crime if some one logs on to your wi-fi connection?
In the UK we have to have a license to receive tv signals, even
though it is only the bbc ,one of many broadcasters that benifit,
we have to pay even if we do not watch bbc programs.
If apples fall from a neighbors tree into your garden they are legaly
your property.
Could it even be a crime to read a news paper by the light from
some ones unshaded window?
Should it be a crime if some one logs on to your wi-fi connection?
In the UK we have to have a license to receive tv signals, even
though it is only the bbc ,one of many broadcasters that benifit,
we have to pay even if we do not watch bbc programs.
If apples fall from a neighbors tree into your garden they are legaly
your property.
Could it even be a crime to read a news paper by the light from
some ones unshaded window?