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Re:Facebook is pressuring its independent fact-checkers to c... by ipnon on Sunday August 23, 2020 @05:02PM (#24255270)
This is really an attack vector. Share wifi with them (let's assume this is easy with social engineering) sign up for fresh facebook and google accounts, look for any unsavory advertisements, blackmail.
Re:Facebook is pressuring its independent fact-checkers to c... by throw_away on Sunday August 23, 2020 @07:58PM (#24256345)
Or the reverse: a prank app where you connect to the target's wifi & then it goes around browsing unsavory parts of the web and clicking on a bunch of tasteless ads so as to poison what ads are shown to the victim.
Re:Facebook is pressuring its independent fact-checkers to c... by junius_mmxx on Sunday August 23, 2020 @11:40PM (#24257357)
you can do this with google search autocomplete, and it's especially effective on corporate WiFi at revealing co-workers search interests

"Why is my..." "when do we..." "how to ask..." "How do I..." "how to tell if i got" "divorce attorneys <city>"

While this post may seem unsubstantial at best, my point is to never search for anything personal while connected to a shared wifi network - even if you're doing it from the privacy of your own device.