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Is there any way of using a neighbours wifi network without the network key even if it is securty enabled?

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mkjuk | 14:52 Sun 01st Apr 2007 | Internet
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ie some kind of hack?

it's a BT Homehub B996
prev two laptops one broadband
  
next Desktop shortcut.
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Yes there is, but it is a criminal offence.
16:03 Sun 01st Apr 2007
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Ethel's correct. You would be stealing their connection and bandwidth which they've paid for.
16:43 Sun 01st Apr 2007
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Why dont you just ask them can you use there wifi network the neighbours around me share.
They can only say no.
17:38 Sun 01st Apr 2007
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Does your neighbour have a coin-op gas or electricity meter? If so, you could break into it, steal his money, and use it to pay for your own broadband connection
20:07 Sun 01st Apr 2007
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14:32 Wed 04th Apr 2007

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