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Originally Posted by foreverwar
...Nothing in there about cracking WEP or downloading illegal software - just "arrested in the UK for using another person's wireless internet access without permission."
And at the bottom of the article you quoted, was the statement -
"many users are not aware that using other networks is against the law."
Not much ambiguity about that statement, methinks..... 
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Originally Posted by Chris T
You can wriggle about and split hairs as much as you like - fact is, there is legal precedent. It is 'wrong'. It is dishonestly obtaining services without intent to pay.
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I think these statements illustrate quite well the reason behind my queries, as you are basically saying "the law says it is wrong, therefore it is wrong", and I wanted to explore this in a bit of depth. Many people simply accept the laws made by government without question. This is a good thing from a policeman's (and politician's) point of view, but bad for debate on a discussion forum.