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I gave the pu-yai-barn (however it is spelled) our WiFi password. 

All I can hear is his phone pinging off day and night as he wanders by. 

I think I am now in his favourite farang. 

 

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  • Sipi i think your crazy giving anybody your wi-fi password. We used to have many teenagers and others hanging around outside our gate, at first i could not understand why, then the penny dropped,

  • I shared mine with the family next door to me. About a year Later I had to change the router and password due to an upgrade and had about 15 people coming to the house wanting to know the new passwo

  • Change your password and tell him to get his own. Packages start at about Bht300.

Yes, that’s one way to describe your situation


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Nice young chap. 

He has really done a lot for the village and will continue to do so. 

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Change your password and tell him to get his own. Packages start at about Bht300.

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He's welcome to use it. That was the idea of giving it to him. 

49 minutes ago, sipi said:

He's welcome to use it. That was the idea of giving it to him. 

You can be held responsible for anything that happens on your Internet connection 

You can be held responsible for anything that happens on your Internet connection 

Wonder if he’s ‘discovered’ Lazada & Kerry International C.O.D yet????

 

 

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32 minutes ago, DILLIGAD said:

Wonder if he’s ‘discovered’ Lazada & Kerry International C.O.D yet????

 

 

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Let's just hope the people he shares his WiFi with have the same political opinions as the current establishment or he might get a free holiday at the attitude adjustment camp ????

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I shared mine with the family next door to me. About a year
Later I had to change the router and password due to an upgrade and had about 15 people coming to the house wanting to know the new password. Little did I know that I was the village hotspot.


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He can do what he wants with it.  I've known him since he was in nappies. Keeps the village afloat.

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9 hours ago, DILLIGAD said:

Wonder if he’s ‘discovered’ Lazada & Kerry International C.O.D yet????

 

 

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What does lazada have to do with true moves Wi-Fi. 

You're confused. 

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8 hours ago, Ks45672 said:

Let's just hope the people he shares his WiFi with have the same political opinions as the current establishment or he might get a free holiday at the attitude adjustment camp ????

google "Wi-Fi"

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11 hours ago, Ks45672 said:

You can be held responsible for anything that happens on your Internet connection 

wrong. 

next..... 

5 hours ago, sipi said:

wrong. 

next..... 

Try it

What does lazada have to do with true moves Wi-Fi. 

You're confused. 

Regularly,

but I was just thinking that he (or family) might order stuff on the internet using an IP/True address that could be traced back to you.

 

 

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14 hours ago, sipi said:

He can do what he wants with it.  I've known him since he was in nappies. Keeps the village afloat.

Sipi i think your crazy giving anybody your wi-fi password.

We used to have many teenagers and others hanging around outside our gate, at first i could not understand why, then the penny dropped, my wife had given our password to her nephew, now all and sundry had it, sometimes i could not use my own computer as the system was overloaded.

Recently we upgraded, when the men came to do it, i was home alone, i gave them the new password, they set things up, i gave them my wifes laptop, and tablet, wife  comes home uses her tablet, very happy, but does not know the password, family/ village ha-ha, now nobody outside the gate, yes i am a selfish old bar steward.:cheesy::cheesy:

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8 hours ago, colinneil said:

Sipi i think your crazy giving anybody your wi-fi password.

We used to have many teenagers and others hanging around outside our gate, at first i could not understand why, then the penny dropped, my wife had given our password to her nephew, now all and sundry had it, sometimes i could not use my own computer as the system was overloaded.

Recently we upgraded, when the men came to do it, i was home alone, i gave them the new password, they set things up, i gave them my wifes laptop, and tablet, wife  comes home uses her tablet, very happy, but does not know the password, family/ village ha-ha, now nobody outside the gate, yes i am a selfish old bar steward.:cheesy::cheesy:

Hey Colin thanks for your reply.  POTY and all that lol.

I haven't bothered reading the other replies because I am busy and I don't know those people.  However we have been friends for years. 

The only other person who I have connected to my Wi-Fi is the local pu-yai-bahn. Of course you know what that is but the others obviously don't. 

I have known him since he was in nappies. I saw him do his monk ordination and military service. He isn't going to deface the king or some other delusional fantasy. 

He uses my Wi-Fi to do business with the local amphur and some other stuff. 

I don't use my 300mb per day watching YouTube so he is more than welcome to use it. 

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9 hours ago, DILLIGAD said:

Regularly,

but I was just thinking that he (or family) might order stuff on the internet using an IP/True address that could be traced back to you.

 

 

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lol.

I was going to reply with the "do I look like I give a f."

But your reply is gentlemanly.

Nup, all good thanks. 

lol.
I was going to reply with the "do I look like I give a f."
But your reply is gentlemanly.
Nup, all good thanks. 

No worries. If you don’t give a f, why ask here????

I have read every reply and to date (I think) every reply suggests that it’s not a good idea. I think people are more concerned that others might also get hold of your password/WiFi. I would suggest changing your password and then tell your mate (village head) not to tell anyone else the code.


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On 1/15/2019 at 12:06 AM, DILLIGAD said:


No worries. If you don’t give a f, why ask here????

I have read every reply and to date (I think) every reply suggests that it’s not a good idea. I think people are more concerned that others might also get hold of your password/WiFi. I would suggest changing your password and then tell your mate (village head) not to tell anyone else the code.


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He doesn't have my password. No-one has my password. 

Will leave it at that. 

Thanks for an honest reply. 

Edit.. 

"why ask here" (followed by a handful of question marks).

I didn't ask anything. My OP doesn't have a question mark. 

The village chief uses my secured Wi-Fi and I get treated well. 

Two way street. 

Anyway gotta run,  he has invited us for dinner. 



He doesn't have my password. No-one has my password. 

The village chief uses my secured Wi-Fi


Secured as in a "guest network" that only has access to the net and not your local LAN ?? still he could give out the password to all and sundry who may use it for nefarious means...or just xxxx vids [emoji39]
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34 minutes ago, johng said:


 

 


Secured as in a "guest network" that only has access to the net and not your local LAN ?? still he could give out the password to all and sundry who may use it for nefarious means...or just xxxx vids emoji39.png

 

Jesus it is a palm held portable prepaid modem with 300 mb per day at 300 baht per month. 

He can either get 20 mins of porn or more than enough data to help the village. 

Up to him but I am guessing the latter.

Edit again.  And he doesn't have the password, in explaination for the slower posters. 

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Jesus it is a palm held portable prepaid modem with 300 mb per day at 300 baht per month. 
He can either get 20 mins of porn or more than enough data to help the village. 
Up to him but I am guessing the latter.


Well ok then. But you didn't mention the pertinent facts in the first place....and he could still give out the password to "someone" (or be hacked unlikely yes)
who might use it for no good...but you trust him so ok "upto you" [emoji106]
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2 minutes ago, johng said:


 

 


Well ok then. But you didn't mention the pertinent facts in the first place....and he could still give out the password to "someone" (or be hacked unlikely yes)
who might use it for no good...but you trust him so ok "upto you" emoji106.png

 

Crap.

Read The OP.

Next... 

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Oh damn. 

And this is the part where I apologise. 

My original OP was wrong. 

No,  I didn't give him my password. That was a mistake. 

I hooked him up to my Wi-Fi myself.  He doesn't have my password. 

Ok. Thanks for the concerned replies ( and messages...Colin)

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Ok.  So  I gave Ung access to my secured Wi-Fi and now I am his favorite farang. 

Might be worth consideration in your village. 

Goodnight. 

On 1/14/2019 at 4:13 PM, sipi said:

Hey Colin thanks for your reply.  POTY and all that lol.

I haven't bothered reading the other replies because I am busy and I don't know those people.  However we have been friends for years. 

The only other person who I have connected to my Wi-Fi is the local pu-yai-bahn. Of course you know what that is but the others obviously don't. 

I have known him since he was in nappies. I saw him do his monk ordination and military service. He isn't going to deface the king or some other delusional fantasy. 

He uses my Wi-Fi to do business with the local amphur and some other stuff. 

I don't use my 300mb per day watching YouTube so he is more than welcome to use it. 

If you only have 300mb, that is milli bits,  then it isn't worth YOU having internet. I think you mean 300Mb/sec, mega bits per second.

1 hour ago, sipi said:

He doesn't have my password. No-one has my password. 

Will leave it at that. 

Thanks for an honest reply. 

Edit.. 

"why ask here" (followed by a handful of question marks).

I didn't ask anything. My OP doesn't have a question mark. 

The village chief uses my secured Wi-Fi and I get treated well. 

Two way street. 

Anyway gotta run,  he has invited us for dinner. 

If he doesn't have your password, how does he access your wifi? Enjoy the dinner.

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6 minutes ago, wgdanson said:

If you only have 300mb, that is milli bits,  then it isn't worth YOU having internet. I think you mean 300Mb/sec, mega bits per second.

data not speed.

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