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Keeping Your WiFi Secure Against Internet Pirates By Neville Hobson Now that the Digital Economy Bill is now the Digital Economy Act – a piece of legislation that has been bitterly opposed by many – a report in today's Guardian says that the likelihood for innocent people to be accused of illegal file downloading has greatly increased because of this new law. The newspaper's report cites the example of an innocent couple in Scotland who received threatening lawyers' letters accusing them of allowing illegal peer-to-peer file downloading from their internet account, and what it took for them to resolve it. One aspect of the Guardian's report caught my attention as it's something I notice all the time – unprotected wireless networks that anyone can hop onto and use, often without you even knowing about it. Continue Reading

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