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Maybe San Francisco should earn the title City of Brotherly Love if this takes off. It all sounds very nice, but let's see if it works. I'm not quite sure how peeps will be secureing their traffic, but if you're looking to tout your VPN service there's a ripe market opening up fo you
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A California startup is relying on civic-minded volunteers in San Francisco to accomplish a goal that so far has eluded the city's government leaders: provide residents with wireless internet access that's free and dependable.
Over the past few weeks, Meraki Networks has launched a grass roots "Free the Net" campaign that encourages residents to install a simple repeater in their windows that beams Wi-Fi signals to their neighbors. In less than a month, more than 1,000 people have answered the call, creating a network that extends several square miles and has about 5,500 users.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/07/28/meraki_free_the_net/
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This will be an ISP Abuse nightmare!!! I hope all the users that agreed to share there connection read the AUP (acceptable use Policy) from there ISP before sharing there connection.
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I think we're going to see the end of the days when an IP address alone helps in tracking down electronic criminals. It's already hard enough in the age of million strong botnets, and we've already seen crackers using insecure wireless networks to gain unauthorised access to corporations and to help cover their tracks.
Any suggestions as to how we're going to keep up?
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I'm not too sure smart bad guys will use this.
With hundreds of thousands of open WAP's kicking around why go to one where smarter people might be watching and prepare to do something about it?
Wouldn't you go from the linksys/netgear one the family down the street has just plugged in and left open?
If you have some hard core volunteers driving this, the community could effectively enforce good behaviour or capture data on those that break the rules.
Bad guys will always be around, but as long as there are people prepared to step up and find ways to track them down, they'll stay a minority.
Security, technology and people will adapt to rise to the new challanges.
That's where places like EH-net help the next gen become part of the security effort.
But personally, security worries aside, I think this is an amazing step forward in a free, connected world for everyone and anyone.
With efforts like a laptop for every child, getting more people on the 'net is critical to provide level playing field for everyone, anywhere in the world.
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Heh.. you think that's bad, have a look at what they're doing here in Michigan...
Wireless Oakland
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They're setting up wireless access points all over the place to offer free wi-fi throughout the county. You have register for a free account. The speed is a little slow, but they offer higher speeds to people who pay $20-$40 month.
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I suppose you need to look at it in the same way as you do the wireless cellular phone network. With pre-paid phones there is no expectation that you know who owns a given handset, same goes for community WiFi.
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This is old news to me. The ISP I used to work for was part of the
Wireless Jerusalem
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