Users of open Wi-Fi networks in Russia now need to be identified
To access public Wi-Fi networks in Russia, you now need to be identified. For example, passengers of the Moscow metro who want to connect to open Wi-Fi networks need to register using a code that the user receives in an sms-message. According to Ilya Grabovsky, a representative of the Maxima Telecom company, the procedure is carried out in full compliance with the requirements of federal law No. 97 .
“Mandatory identification of users since December 26, 2014 was introduced on the Ring metro line, from January 16, 2015 - on Sokolnicheskaya. During January, users of the Kalinin and Lublin-Dmitrov lines will receive identification requests, ”Ilya Grabovsky said.
By the spring of 2015, such a system will work on all branches.
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On Facebook , they say that such a system works not only in the subway.
“Mandatory identification of users since December 26, 2014 was introduced on the Ring metro line, from January 16, 2015 - on Sokolnicheskaya. During January, users of the Kalinin and Lublin-Dmitrov lines will receive identification requests, ”Ilya Grabovsky said.
By the spring of 2015, such a system will work on all branches.
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On Facebook , they say that such a system works not only in the subway.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/356634/
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