The results of a social experiment in London suggest that on-the-go Internet users are not being as careful as they should be when connecting to unfamiliar networks. In order to connect to a rigged Wi-Fi network set up by mobile security firm F-Secure, six users agreed to sign over their first born children to the company. … “and during the experiment a lawyer supervised all our activities to avoid breaching any laws.”
Presumably, F-Secure does not intend to enforce the clause assigning them custody of users’ children, either.
via Browser Beware: Wi-Fi Users Sign Over First-Born Children – IEEE Spectrum.
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