srw
It's a bit more complicated than that...
https://www.homeandbusiness.openreach.co.uk/about-us
A completely separate business.... that is wholly owned by BT. Which means it's still part of BT.
What wi-fi networks can you see?
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A completely separate business.... that is wholly owned by BT. Which means it's still part of BT.
classic33
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Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
My WiFi is called MI6 Surveillance Feed. I considered changing it to KGB Spy Feed, but I live a little close to the home of the real life Q branch to risk anything that provocative...
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Joey Shabadoo
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oldwheels
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- Isle of Mull
srw. A completely separate business all the same regardless of owner. Let’s not argue about nothing.
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MI5 is mine as is the second one.
byegad
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- Location
- NE England
I can see 3, ones mine, plus a TALK-TALK and a Sky.
We live in a 4 bed detached house so there's a bit of space around each house so not many. Where we used to live we had 'hundred acre wood' which was from the cat loving hippies next door, 'ISIS central', and 'cookie source' among the fifteen or so we could see.
We live in a 4 bed detached house so there's a bit of space around each house so not many. Where we used to live we had 'hundred acre wood' which was from the cat loving hippies next door, 'ISIS central', and 'cookie source' among the fifteen or so we could see.
srw
It's a bit more complicated than that...
When I open google maps in the office, it quite often defaults to GCHQ as my location.
I work in Croydon.
lazybloke
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- Location
- Leafy Surrey
Organisations like Google have databases of wifi networks and their locations; very useful for ensuring reasonable accuracy of location tracking when GPS reception is dodgy.
Are any cyberstalkers out there able confirm if it's possible to do a location query from a list of SSIDs? If so, we can all see exactly where you Cyclechatters live!!!
classic33
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A mate of mine moved into a new build house a few years back, around the back of the estate was the highly secure storage warehouse used by several museums.
For about 4 years he (and a number of his neighbours) used the password free the Museum warehouse WiFi
Eventually they must have changed the router and added a password, and suddenly a load of people in the road had to upgrade their phone lines to add routers etc.
For about 4 years he (and a number of his neighbours) used the password free the Museum warehouse WiFi
Eventually they must have changed the router and added a password, and suddenly a load of people in the road had to upgrade their phone lines to add routers etc.
