Krystalball
1. Does this Euro Parliament thingie have WiFi?
2. TV ads for "I can't believe it's not Proper ID"
opening soon in a country near you, ID that would not fool a copper or a border guard, but would probably get past a barista.
It strikes me that 99.99% of public WiFi hotspot users are doing the normal things. A measure which royally arses up their usage is not a proper balance between their rights and the rights of property owners whose property rights those users are not infringing.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
