Free Wi-Fi: people care more about porn than security

The 'Using Wi-Fi in Public Places’ study revealed that 28 percent of those asked (711 people) don't use public Wi-Fi, and of that number 27 percent (192 people) didn't do so due to fears about security. Compare and contrast to the 56 percent (1422 people) who were so concerned about being able to access pornography via free Wi-Fi that they thought content filtering should be a legally enforced requirement. A further 26 percent (660 people) bizarrely thought that content filtering by law should depend upon the venue.