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If it was going to happen, it'd be awesome. You'd probably have to pay for it in some way, and it would probably take some time to implement. Think of what it would do to Internet companies.
Twothorp was in immense pain. The blisters did not care.
Which is why it won't happen. Too many people are making money off selling internet access, so giving it away for "free" wouldn't be the american/capitalist thing to do.
You can already kinda get free internet in alot of places. Alot of people dont put passwords on their wireless routers. Ive walked through town here with my PSP checking out where I could get online, and it picks up alot of routers, and most of them let me in.
Hell I have a Knights Inn and a crummy motel down the street, and I can pick up on their wireless from inside my apartment no problem. Ive mooched theirs in the past when mine has gone down for whatever reason.
You can already kinda get free internet in alot of places. Alot of people dont put passwords on their wireless routers. Ive walked through town here with my PSP checking out where I could get online, and it picks up alot of routers, and most of them let me in.
Hell I have a Knights Inn and a crummy motel down the street, and I can pick up on their wireless from inside my apartment no problem. Ive mooched theirs in the past when mine has gone down for whatever reason.
The probability of this happening is large, but IMO, less than 50%.
If any movement toward free internet occurs(whether net neutrality is present or not), the major telecoms and even our own government will do everything in their power to prevent this, and they have far more resources than google does. There would be a huge legal battle.
The unnecessary felling of a tree, perhaps the growth of centuries, seems to me a crime little short of murder." ~ Thomas Jefferson
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