myWIFIzone wrote:You can now block freeloaders that use your WIFI zone to access the internet without your permission. Our free software runs on W2K and XP machines and installs in minutes. You can download the Beta version from http://www.myWIFIzone.com. Comments are welcome.
From Site wrote:No - myWIFIzone is not designed to work on wireless network running WEP or WPA. It is designed for site operators that do not want the hassle of configuring these security applications.
Thorn wrote:Not to be overly suspicious, but you're new here so no one knows you, and this looks a lot like a phishing exploit and/or spam. What I find especially worrisome is the fact that a command window is open for 'up to five minutes' for a 'driver install.'
My comfort level would be increased a lot if you'd explain how it works. Is the software free of crap like spyware or other types of "phone home" software?
FAQ wrote:One way is by selling advertising. We redirect your WIFI visitors to a web site that promotes products and services of interest to the mobile user. In fact, when you install myWIFIzone, they can't navigate to anywhere else. Rest assured that no inappropriate advertising is used. We guarantee it!
Thorn wrote:Not to be overly suspicious, but you're new here so no one knows you, and this looks a lot like a phishing exploit and/or spam. What I find especially worrisome is the fact that a command window is open for 'up to five minutes' for a 'driver install.'
My comfort level would be increased a lot if you'd explain how it works. Is the software free of crap like spyware or other types of "phone home" software?
You don't need to set up complicated firewalls or WEP/WPA software.
myWIFIzone wrote:You can now block freeloaders that use your WIFI zone to access the internet without your permission. Our free software runs on W2K and XP machines and installs in minutes. You can download the Beta version from http://www.myWIFIzone.com. Comments are welcome.
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