Re:WiFi4EU initiative provides free Wi-Fi in public spaces a...
by arielcostas on Sunday October 06, 2024 @02:26PM
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You should if the network is supposed to be anonymous. Though Spanish law, for example, AFAIK requires you to identify customers if you're acting as an ISP (which you are when you offer internet services) or you could be liable for illicit activity. Wonder how this works, since I assume the liability would fall under the public entity who provides the service, not the company installing it.
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