Have you ever stole anyone's wifi

Seriously? Is this some kind of EOF-joke that you put into the General Off-Topic section?

I imagine a picture of some cartoon burglar sneaking into houses to desolder the WiFi chips in all devices with the goal of… no idea what goal this burglar could have.
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If this is a question about unauthorized access to WiFi networks, the answer is: No. Counter questions: Why would I want to do this? I hardly use WiFi anyway, so why even consider using a network without the owner's consent?

 

Another senseless,useless and unnecessary Poll from our "Polly".

 

I did in 2008, neighbor didn't even have a password on theirs. I would not do it now if I could.

 

Another one I'm innocent at. Looke at my face. I'm innocent I tell you. Oh wait... I have a Decepticon avatar. never mind.

 

Have you ever stole anyone's wife?

 

No. But I sorta stole a husband on the side. He was wonderful in... never mind. [goes away silently]

 

Not stole per se, but I once got into a neighbour's wifi by guessing their password. Don't make your password you kid's name.

 

Once, since I wanted to do it for the lolz

 

You mean like this? Steal their WIFI literally...LL

 

Only unprotected. Never broke someone's WEP or WPA keys. My philosophy is that if they're putting an open signal out then whoever can catch that signal should be free to connect to it.

 

No not like that you have to torrent it from Piratebay and sites like that, duh.

 

Waaay back in the day, yeah, I did. I didn't have any sort of data plan or internet in most places back then. These days I rarely even use my own WiFi at all.

 

There was a delay in moving in to my second college apartment and getting my internet setup, so I stole a neighbor's Wi-Fi that was still using a WEP connection. I only used it for email and school work, never videos or BitTorrent, and I stopped after a week or so when my internet was setup. I told myself I'd tell my townie neighbor about it on my way out so he could fix it, but I never had the nerve.

 

Plot twist: This topic is a trap.

 

OP is the gubberment.

 

Never used wifi without the owner's consent,

And even that I consider it something not polite and very selfist, I do not consider this a steal. I mean... If you do it on your house you are getting something that is already inside your house. If you are on the street... well... the street is a public place...