They actually did that? I havnt been to Maccas in years due to no vegan options besides coffee with soy milk though their coffee is not that good anyway. I dont expect the wifi to be fast but I expect to be able to use it for stuff other than looking at the menu.
Here in my area, southern Mississippi, yes they've done that. You can connect to their network, but only for mcdonalds dot com...
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People were using their wifi to do crimes
No different than any other public WiFi though.
Honestly I think they did that more because people would just lurk there, like buy one single cheap item and then sit there for 6 hours on their laptop browsing Facebook or whatever.
Individual owners can mostly do what they want. Locations in poor communities have lots of challenges with homeless folks using the restaurant as home base.
Oh, good. Serves them right, for limiting the 'free WiFi' to only browse their menu.
I can find better places to get fucked in the ass, thank you.
If you have suggestions I'm all ears!
Sounds like you should be looking for suggestions for places to get fucked in the ears then.
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They actually did that? I havnt been to Maccas in years due to no vegan options besides coffee with soy milk though their coffee is not that good anyway. I dont expect the wifi to be fast but I expect to be able to use it for stuff other than looking at the menu.
Here in my area, southern Mississippi, yes they've done that. You can connect to their network, but only for mcdonalds dot com...
☹️
People were using their wifi to do crimes
No different than any other public WiFi though.
Honestly I think they did that more because people would just lurk there, like buy one single cheap item and then sit there for 6 hours on their laptop browsing Facebook or whatever.
Individual owners can mostly do what they want. Locations in poor communities have lots of challenges with homeless folks using the restaurant as home base.
did not realize that myself.