Almost everyone has the experience that WiFi at home is rubbed by others. about Love to play computer games As for fans, kicking off people who rub their own wireless networks takes minutes. But for most kids who are not familiar with computer operation, kicking off people who rub networks has certain technical barriers. If they can't operate, they can only bear to share their "cake" with others.

But Mr. Wang from Nangang District of Harbin cannot bear it. Mr. Wang handled the traffic package in the early years. The monthly package that used to be sufficient has been in arrears recently. After complaining to the operator, it was discovered that someone logged into Mr. Wang's WiFi through his mobile phone and distributed his traffic.

Mr. Wang thinks: I paid for it, but it was not for everyone to use it. This cost should not be borne by him, so I decided to call the police.

The police soon locked down three men who worked at Mr. Wang's company downstairs. The man said that they used software to break Mr. Wang's WiFi password, and they used it when they went to work. Unexpectedly, they were found.

Finally, the three people shared Mr. Wang's diplomatic network fee of 300 yuan.

In response, a lawyer from a Heilongjiang office said that "Ceng Wang is a suspected act of infringing the personal property of the owner of the network.". China's telecommunications regulations have stipulated this: "It is an act of disturbing the order of the telecommunications market to illegally connect another person's telecommunications line, copy another person's telecommunications code, and use a telecommunications facility or code that is knowingly connected or copied illegally."

Experts suggest that citizens should use complex network passwords to avoid being cracked, and change passwords regularly. Of course, this kind of trouble is not a big deal for computer fans!