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DJ_Spider · 2008-07-13 23:19:58

Explaination here I sat outside the Jaffa smoothie bar in Dublin today to make a phone call and then thought I wonder if there is a W-Fi hotspot here, as there is a Internet cafe next to it. Sure enough my iPhone found one! But it had the padlock symbol and asked for a password when I tried to connect. So.......had a think…

13-07-2008 11:19pm

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Explaination here

I sat outside the Jaffa smoothie bar in Dublin today to make a phone call and then thought I wonder if there is a W-Fi hotspot here, as there is a Internet cafe next to it. Sure enough my iPhone found one! But it had the padlock symbol and asked for a password when I tried to connect. So.......had a think and typed in
blahblah
bingo! connected and was able to surf!

I was in Burger King near O'Connel bridge on Saturday and connected to Eircom no probs as well!

Anyone else know any good spots in Dublin?

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#2 13-07-2008 11:24pm

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Starbucks, McDonalds, some pubs, Eircom phone boxes (if you got Eircom DSL).. .

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#3 13-07-2008 11:38pm

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What's the legal situation in Ireland wrt wardriving anyone know.
Anyway 9 out of 10 networks i've ever come across in the past have been secured.

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#4 14-07-2008 8:47am

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Accessing a private network is theft of service.

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