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Now have you ever done it? You switch on your computer, a laptop maybe, and someone nearby has a wireless connection, an unsecured one which you can use . . . And so you do. Is that theft? Police in the UK have arrested someone for doing this in London. He was sitting on a garden wall using someone's connection to check out the internet. Julian Baggini is a philosopher in Bristol and he agreed to philosophise about this for us. The question is: is it theft? First broadcast 24th August. | ||||||||||||||
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Julian Baggini.
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