PrepTest 83, Section 3, Question 7
Gerald: Unless a consumer secures his or her home wireless Internet service, anyone strolling by is able to access that person's service with certain laptop computers or smartphones. Such use cannot be considered illegal under current laws: it's no more like trespassing than is enjoying music playing on someone's radio as you walk down the street.
Gerald: Unless a consumer secures his or her home wireless Internet service, anyone strolling by is able to access that person's service with certain laptop computers or smartphones. Such use cannot be considered illegal under current laws: it's no more like trespassing than is enjoying music playing on someone's radio as you walk down the street.
Kendra: But unlike hearing music while walking by, accessing wireless service requires stopping for a considerable length of time. And that could be considered loitering or even harassment.
Gerald: Unless a consumer secures his or her home wireless Internet service, anyone strolling by is able to access that person's service with certain laptop computers or smartphones. Such use cannot be considered illegal under current laws: it's no more like trespassing than is enjoying music playing on someone's radio as you walk down the street.
Kendra: But unlike hearing music while walking by, accessing wireless service requires stopping for a considerable length of time. And that could be considered loitering or even harassment.
Gerald: Unless a consumer secures his or her home wireless Internet service, anyone strolling by is able to access that person's service with certain laptop computers or smartphones. Such use cannot be considered illegal under current laws: it's no more like trespassing than is enjoying music playing on someone's radio as you walk down the street.
Gerald's and Kendra's positions indicate that they disagree over whether accessing someone's wireless Internet service while walking down the street
can be considered illegal under current law
is like trespassing
should be prohibited by law
requires a considerable length of time
could be done without intending to do so
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