WiFi names........

[Cat13]

At a place I used to live there was a wireless network named Dlink ... of course completely open and configurable. Anyway, after using that network for a while to download from newsgroups and such the owner got wise and secured it and renamed it to Not Your Dlink.

My former landlords had an issue with their open network. People used to get on and lock it on us. Even when I left it was still open. Really silly on their part.

Hope that never happens to me, my password is an insult to the boss.

If its a work computer you do realize they have the right to see your computer. If they ask you have to be able to hand over your password.

 

[fastar1]

If its a work computer you do realize they have the right to see your computer. If they ask you have to be able to hand over your password.

Sounds like fun. Job security is overrated.

 

[rich6969]

"get off my lawn"

 

[Wheelieboy]

If its a work computer you do realize they have the right to see your computer. If they ask you have to be able to hand over your password.

At one of my previous workplaces, the manager was actually able to see your password when you request a password change. At least I think they could since I could see it in plaintext when I review the request.

 

[DaveTheCanuck]

If its a work computer you do realize they have the right to see your computer. If they ask you have to be able to hand over your password.

Very rare that we would ask for someone's password (never in my experience, actually). If we wanted access to someone's account or computer, we would just reset their password manually. Although I still wouldn't risk it lol