said by AVonGauss:said by MaynardKrebs:.... are belongs to us. Or more properly, the NSA. But then again it was that way with AT&T as well.
SSDD.
Not that I'm trying to justify the recently exposed NSA activities; however, on a public Wi-Fi there should never be an assumption of privacy and if important, all traffic from/to your device should be secured.
That part is definitely true, never expect to protect your privacy when the internet connection isn't even owned by you.
Or expect 'someone' to magically protect you from issues stemming from public use of the internet.
It's like walking out on the street stark naked and expecting to have someone cover you in the case that you do get in trouble (What you do at home, is private, but once you step out that door)...
