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  #969761 19-Jan-2014 22:19
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Guys, I think if the OP wants some privacy, then them have it. We should not be dictating nor questioning what they want to do with their privacy. We should just provide them with the solutions and if they want it they can accept it, if they don't then tough luck.

Just my 2c. :)




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  #969776 19-Jan-2014 22:52
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If you are actually using 21 wireless devices, I would recommend spending the money to upgrade the router completely.

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  #969791 20-Jan-2014 01:24
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johnr:
NonprayingMantis: I'm just not sure why you are worried about putting your wifi password into this girls device. What do you think she is going to do with it?


I have to agree soooooo OTT


We must all remember that we live in a country that now believes you are guilty until proven innocent
The babysitter is clearly going to download music and movies which means the account holder is responsible for her actions.

The account holder must therefore take measures that are far beyond what any sane person in another country would consider appropriate because of some stupid law our government passed. 
 
Your babysitter may hack into the australian prime minister's computer, and you can say it wasnt me.
But should your babysitter download a bootleg copy of lady gaga's new song... well, you better watch out.




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  #969804 20-Jan-2014 03:24
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raytaylor:
johnr:
NonprayingMantis: I'm just not sure why you are worried about putting your wifi password into this girls device. What do you think she is going to do with it?


I have to agree soooooo OTT


We must all remember that we live in a country that now believes you are guilty until proven innocent
The babysitter is clearly going to download music and movies which means the account holder is responsible for her actions.

The account holder must therefore take measures that are far beyond what any sane person in another country would consider appropriate because of some stupid law our government passed. 
 
Your babysitter may hack into the australian prime minister's computer, and you can say it wasnt me.
But should your babysitter download a bootleg copy of lady gaga's new song... well, you better watch out.


All true but not relevant for this thread?

***OP IS THE 'BABYSITTER'***

and AFAIK he's happy giving unrestricted access, but for some reason not happy to share his password or touch the child's tablet to input it himself? OTT was correct, unless he's planning to set up a B&B anyway :)

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  #970123 20-Jan-2014 16:38
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sonyxperiageek: Guys, I think if the OP wants some privacy, then them have it. We should not be dictating nor questioning what they want to do with their privacy. We should just provide them with the solutions and if they want it they can accept it, if they don't then tough luck.

Just my 2c. :)



Ah....
If the OP is being irrational & paranoid, then we should be saying so & giving common sense answers

- he is willing to give guests full wifi access, but isnt willing to tell them the wifi password.
- does he think the guest will come back sometime, hide in the bushes & misuse his wifi without him knowing .
- does he think that having a wifi pass in someones PC is an open door to hacking ??

No, lets not give nonsense requests a green light.
I vote for sanity......

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  #970164 20-Jan-2014 17:40

1101:
sonyxperiageek: Guys, I think if the OP wants some privacy, then them have it. We should not be dictating nor questioning what they want to do with their privacy. We should just provide them with the solutions and if they want it they can accept it, if they don't then tough luck.

Just my 2c. :)



Ah....
If the OP is being irrational & paranoid, then we should be saying so & giving common sense answers

- he is willing to give guests full wifi access, but isnt willing to tell them the wifi password.
- does he think the guest will come back sometime, hide in the bushes & misuse his wifi without him knowing .
- does he think that having a wifi pass in someones PC is an open door to hacking ??

No, lets not give nonsense requests a green light.
I vote for sanity......


I don't think the OP is being overly paranoid.

There are a number of laws that make us responsible for what other people do on our networks.

If the OP wants to manage that, then fair enough.

I vote for sanity too!

 
 
 

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  #970167 20-Jan-2014 17:52
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the mods locked your project 4u 24 drive hotswap case.

How is that going?

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  #970206 20-Jan-2014 18:42

surfisup1000: the mods locked your project 4u 24 drive hotswap case.

How is that going?


I was interested in that too.


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  #970236 20-Jan-2014 19:28
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Share the internet connection on the iMac via wifi, when you no longer want her to have access just turn the wifi off. It did say your connection to the iMac is wired?

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