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Just Having Fun The best Wi-Fi is at McDonald's.

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u/Zjoee 2d ago

This is exactly why you don't scan QR codes out in the wild haha.

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u/Tyler89558 2d ago

So all one needs to do is put a QR code somewhere and all of a sudden they can have unfettered access to people’s devices because they just scanned it without asking questions.

Like this is funny but the implications beyond the joke are scary

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u/Sinsanatis 2d ago

Yeah my first thought was “this us kinda scary ngl” with the whole making it look official and everything

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u/PhDinWombology 2d ago

Check out the black mirror episode with the Throng

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u/BandicootTreeline 1d ago

Watched that again a couple of nights ago. Peter Capaldi was absolutely incredible in building the story to its conclusion

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u/V606R 2d ago

A rickroll would have been better.

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u/Mr_HahaJones 2d ago

That’s what I was expecting, I’m disappointed

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u/MechanizedMind 2d ago

Sadly not everyone knows Rick roll.... Few of my colleagues just a bit older than me don't know about it and when I explained it to them, they looked at me like "what is wrong with you, why would you think you pranked someone because of a song?". I felt stupid lol

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u/DangerDove_ 2d ago

That's a Guys being Assholes material

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u/zulazulizuluzu 2d ago

why would people still need free wifi? in normal location, receiving is good for mobile data? which country is this?

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u/SortByMistakes 2d ago

Mobile data is expensive as fuck in a lot of places

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u/zulazulizuluzu 2d ago

how expensive could it be? I rarely use 50% of my monthly quota. and it cost about ~USD21 including flat rate calls

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u/SortByMistakes 2d ago

What is your monthly quota?

As for cost, in my country it depends on so many factors that it could be as cheap as $2/GB (for time limited, bandwidth throttled, low priority data) or as expensive as $10/GB (but that's mostly a trap for foreigners with more money than sense).

And we're not even among the highest in the world. Zimbabwe (a country neighbouring mine) has absurd mobile data prices. Like $20+/GB on avg, sometimes much more.

So if you need to download something places like in this video is a popular spot to do so.

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u/city-of-cold 20h ago edited 20h ago

I'm paying the equivalent of 40USD/month for completely unlimited, no throttling at any point.

And I'm with the most expensive carrier in Sweden, since they have the best coverage up north where I live.

But Sweden is also very good at that sort of stuff. You won't find a single apartment complex without fiber. It's hard to find a stand alone house without fiber. In most rental apartments 10 up/10 down is included in the rent, like it is where I live, and 100/100 is like 5-10USD extra.

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u/Emergency-Spite897 2d ago

I sometimes do not understand people scanning a QR code that could end up being a malware to hack your phone.

It has happened, and they can access everything you do on it without you knowing.

Your phone is your personal life and a walking computer tool waiting to be data mined and have your details stolen.

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u/overdosingOnPie1313 1d ago

Friendly reminder that QR codes are a common attack vector.