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The inTerneT has been in development since the 1950s. The
world wide web was announced in 1991. But it’s only in the last
decade or so that being online has become a universal feature
of everyday life. Among the many reasons for that, one of
the most significant is the widespread availability of ad-hoc
connections. Wherever you pause for a cofee, a meeting or a
public event, chances are you can pick up wifi.
Despite the proliferation of cellphone data networks, an
open wireless connection to a fixed line is still the surest way
for most of us to get fast, uncompromised access to the net.
Because cell tarifs are tied to a subscriber, they can be sub-
jected to arbitrary controls. You may be penalised for using
large amounts of data, and networks block access to certain
content by default, for reasons ranging from child protection
to revenue protection. Ater the Leveson Inquiry phone hack-
ing revelations and the Coalition’s revival of plans to store
records of all electronic communications, you might also think
twice about what you use your mobile account for.
Open wifi is user-agnostic. It doesn’t care who you are. If
the hotspot is limited to customers of a particular provider,
you may have to log in or allow yourself to be identified by a
device ID, which is annoying and bad for anonymity – but the
aim is to establish that you’re entitled to use the service, not to
track you. The best case is a simple open network operated by
the owner of a venue. You ask a member of staf for the pass-
word (if any), enter it and you’re online.
By default, all BT Broadband wifi routers make available,
alongside the owner’s private network, a preset guest network
that passing users can log on to, using a limited portion of the
available bandwidth. It’s part of an international scheme, Fon,
that hitches the proliferation of public hotspots to the instal-
lation of fixed broadband connections. As we all get online, we
get each other online too. What could be more progressive?
Like your local café, municipalities can benefit commercially
as well as socially by providing wifi as an amenity. Jerusalem is
reckoned to have become the first wifi-enabled city when its
‘Unwired’ project went live in 2002. Mysore, India, followed in
2004, and Sunnyvale, at the heart of Silicon Valley, in 2005.
Boris Johnson’s plan to unwire London by 2012 doesn’t seem to
have quite come of, but BT, O2, Nokia and others are building
wifi infrastructure around the capital in time for the Olympics.
These projects follow in the footsteps of large-scale instal-
lations at sites such as university campuses. Carnegie Mellon
had a wireless network in the 1990s, before the term ‘wifi’ was
coined; Drexel, in Philadelphia, was fully unwired in 2000. So
it’s not a new idea, but one whose time has evidently come.
Or so you’d think. Yet Ofcom has announced it’s moving
forward with plans, initiated by the discredited Digital Economy
Act passed by the outgoing Labour government, to force all
large ISPs to cooperate with copyright exploitation companies
such as BPI and MPA which monitor unlicensed file shar-
ing services. Customers whose connections are identified as
having been used to upload or download unlicensed content
will be contacted by their ISP with a warning leter. Three
leters will put you on a blacklist from which copyright owners
select users to be targeted with lawsuits for damages.
While ISPs themselves are treated as carriers, and exempt
from any copyright action, a customer who opens up their wifi
router as a hotspot will be treated as a user, and held responsi-
ble for whatever content their guests happen to access.
You can appeal against each accu-
sation, at a cost of £20 (yes, you’re
guilty until proven innocent). But if your
defence is that someone else was using
your connection, you must show that
you took ‘reasonable steps to prevent’
their access.
In short, this outlaws open wifi. And
that’s something nobody who values the
internet would ever propose.�
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6 July 2012 Macuser
CONTENTS
714 Days
BTbloksthePirateBay. Who’snext?
10 Google‘troubled’bystatetakedowns
11 WorldvsApple:halftimeanalysis
12 PayriseforAppleStorestaf
HastheEUfinallykilledATA?
14
Dirty Laundry
Wozandtheinternational
yberriminal,whyRetinawillhaveto
wait,andmorePaybookassumptions
16
Analysis
Webbloking–agoodidea?
Whatisitthatmakes
today’sAppleso
20 Inbox
Readersonalendarsandharaters
diferent,soappealing?
How upertino ame to dominate the teh industry
22 Reviews
22 OrbitsoundT9
27 anonPIXMAMX895
28 JawboneBigJambox
30 Bento4foriPad
32 Aperture3.3
34 SuitaseFusion4
36 N.O.V.A.3
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28 JawboneBigJambox
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102 Apple guide
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110 Dealer guide
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112 lassifieds
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114 Last word
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72 Portfolio
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76
Graphi design
Steve aplin deonstruts the ubiquitous Union Jak
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Graphi design
Will videos oust the writen word? Not if
Keith Martin has anything to do with it
83
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Timed to perfetion: Will Head gets in syn with PluralEyes
86
Photography
With the world awash with amateur snappers,
Dave Stevenson believes reativity is the pro’s only hope
88 Your mileage may vary
Guest olumnist Daniel Gray on the marvel of mono
90
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94 Q&A
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98 Primer
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