A bit of advice

[bigdavecox90]

I wouldn't rely too heavily on it though, depending on how far away the router is it might be a poor connection. Makes trying to talk on msn extremely frustrating

I'm getting 1 or 2 bars most of the time.

Therefore it is staying connected, which is good

[:job2]

If they did find out you could just say like 'oh sorry I thought that was the wireless router for this house'

[bigdavecox90]

If they did find out you could just say like 'oh sorry I thought that was the wireless router for this house'

Haha, somehow I don't think they'd fall for that one.

[joshuar]

I think it's their problem if they leave it unlocked, I wouldn't worry yourself with it.

[flatface]

If they are silly enough to leave it unlocked, I highly doubt they will find out

[iJoe]

its illegal, but they probly wont find out, and if they do, they wont know what to do lol

[RyanDOT]

If you get caught, all you get-away is with a warning.
Happened to my brother mates, his mum and dad took his internet, so he went (hacked) onto his neighbours internet connection.

[Jack.Lfc]

Haha, somehow I don't think they'd fall for that one.

My laptop sometimes auto-connect to neighbours router. Anyway even if they did find out nothing would be done.

[Decode]

I think its illegal, but if they find out then they wont care. But they could use a packet sniffer to check what you are viewing on the web and if you fill out any forms, they can check the data you input.

[flatface]

I think its illegal, but if they find out then they wont care. But they could use a packet sniffer to check what you are viewing on the web and if you fill out any forms, they can check the data you input.

I highly doubt they would do that if they left it unlocked in the first place