XPost: comp.mobile.android, alt.internet.wireless   
   From: alice.jones-donotspam@ptd.net   
      
   In message b7qdnajNWKiRwirLnZ2dnUU78WednZ2d@giganews.com, Brian Gregory   
   said:   
      
   > Well mainly that Google normally has the password to your WiFi as well.   
   > That theoretically would mean a Google employee could come and use your   
   > WiFi to do something illegal and get you in to trouble.   
      
   As the only person here who has already posted screenshots of all   
   my relevant settings, I can safely say with some conviction that   
   Google does not have the password to "my" wifi.   
      
   If they did, they didn't get it from "me".   
      
   What I cared about was that my "stooopid" neighbors are giving Google   
   my BSSID every day because if their stooopid settings.   
      
   That's what this thread is all about.   
      
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