New York Hotel Rooms are Getting Robbed, and are American’s Seat Back Screens Spying on You?

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  1. The “no longer require web browser authentication” is absolutely idiotic.

    The log in screen (proving they know me) is how the guest prevents being the victim of a man-in-the-middle attack, a type of attack that is common at places like fast food wifi.

    That article you linked was really an ad for their wifi product.

  2. That is extremely good India advice that you linked. Everyone should go to India once. Whether you go twice is a personal decision, of which I myself am on the fence.

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