Hmmmm, that does make sense D4NM4N. You make some value points But the point in this case, do you have a right to USE that bank PIN number. What should seperate criminal and non-criminal, is did the man USE this hotspot? Its ok, to stumble across a bank card with a PIN number, but its criminal to go and USE this card, knowing that its not yours.
To educate the user, belongs on MS or what ever you use. This should be a feature in computers, for people who are unclear. It should be programmed that ifd you do hit a hot spot, it should read something such as...
"HotSpot! You have reached multiple connections. Continue with your default connection? yes/no"
"If no, read the warning."
This idea would definetly work. I think LOL
To educate the user, belongs on MS or what ever you use. This should be a feature in computers, for people who are unclear. It should be programmed that ifd you do hit a hot spot, it should read something such as...
"HotSpot! You have reached multiple connections. Continue with your default connection? yes/no"
"If no, read the warning."
This idea would definetly work. I think LOL