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Originally Posted by mmm
If I enable guest WIfi on my Asus router, my guests get a isolated local lan IP, but share the WAN IP. If I plug in my Fon device so does anyone passing (via double nat). I am not sure Fon use is within VMs T&Cs, but that's civil contract law not criminal? I don't know how BT Fon works, but the multiple channel nature of VM network seems to offer a much better solution. Various places offer free guest wifi after clicking through web splash screen in an attempt to pass on responsibility for use of connection, but I doubt if record keeping is that high integrity, the ones that require an SMS code at least link to a mobile in the possession of the user.
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Technically you're opening yourself up for criminal liability if someone uses your connection for something illegal. This is unfortunately a side effect of the legal framework in the UK, which has similar impact on places that offer free guest wifi:
http://www.techweekeurope.co.uk/mobi...8000-fine-2612
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/11...wifi_networks/
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Originally Posted by BenMcr
The general minimum speed offered by VM soon may well be 100Mbit so why would you want to? Plus few devices would allow you to do that easily, you'd have to choose between one or the other.
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Not to mention trying to get that over 2.4Ghz wireless reliably.