Bula mohato o se nang mohala
5.0 ho linaleli tse 5 (ho ipapisitsoe le tlhahlobo e le 1)
mabapi:
Open Wireless Movement ke kopanyo ea babuelli ba tokoloho ea Marang-rang, lik'hamphani, mekhatlo, le litsebi tsa theknoloji tse sebetsang ho nts'etsapele mahlale a macha a se nang mohala le ho khothaletsa motsamao oa ho buleha Marang-rang. Re ikemiseditse ho aha dithekenoloji tse tla nolofaletsa ba ngodisitseng Marang-rang ho kgaola dinetweke tsa bona tsa waelese bakeng sa baeti le setjhaba ha re ntse re boloka tshireletso, re sireletsa boinotshi, le ho boloka boleng ba phihlello. Re boetse re ruta lefats'e ka melemo e mengata ea ho bula waelese e le ho thusa sechaba ho tloha ho marang-rang a koetsoeng le ho ea lefatšeng leo ho lona ho buleha e leng ntho ea kamehla. Boiteko ba rona bo latela maikutlo a setsebi sa ts'ireletso ea likhomphutha se tsebahalang naheng ka bophara, Bruce Schneier, ea nkang hore ho boloka sebaka se bulehileng sa mohala e le "boitšoaro ba mantlha": Nako le nako ha ke bua kapa ke ngola ka tlhophiso ea ka ea ts'ireletso, ntho e 'ngoe e makatsang batho - le ho hohela ba nyatsehang haholo - ke taba ea hore ke tsamaisa marang-rang a bulehileng a se nang mohala lapeng. Ha ho na password. Ha ho na encryption. Mang kapa mang ea nang le waelese ea ka bonang marang-rang a ka a ka sebelisa marang-rang. Ho 'na, ke boitlhompho ba mantlha. Ho fana ka phihlello ea Marang-rang ho baeti ho tšoana le ho fana ka mocheso le motlakase, kapa kopi e chesang ea tee. Re sebetsa 'moho ho buella lefatše leo Marang-rang a tla fumaneha ho batho ba bangata ha re ntse re sebelisa marang-rang ka katleho. 'Me re ntse re sebeletsa ho hlakisa litšōmo (le ho tobana le linnete) mabapi le mohala o bulehileng ha re ntse re theha mahlale le mohlala oa molao ho netefatsa hore ho bolokehile, ho lekunutu ebile ho molaong ho bula marang-rang a hau.
e fana:
23/05/2020
Tlhahlobo ea Bula mohato o se nang mohala
They seem to advocate and educate people about the benefits of trade-free wifi for everybody. No password, no encryption they say. Of course these open wifis are not all around the world so far, so one could argue that’s a trade, as you have to be at a certain place to access that open wifi, but I see that more like the language trade of an organization who provides say trade-free books and they are not available in your language. Important is: It’s trade-free if they don’t ask anything in return. And if that’s the case of these open-wifis then they’re trade-free.