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The Federal Communications Commission plans to fine Hilton Worldwide Holdings $25,000 for obstructing its investigation into whether the hotel operator blocked Wi-Fi hotspots being used by customers.

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Amid growing pressure from internet-safety advocates, Starbucks said it will block customers from watching pornography over its in-store Wi-Fi beginning next year. Viewing explicit content is already ...

A: When I wrote about “jamming” or otherwise blocking Wi-Fi signals in your own business or home, I received several e-mails saying that what I wrote was illegal. The Wi-Fi spectrum is unlicensed and ...

McDonald's has come under fire in New Zealand for blocking access to gay websites on the free Wi-Fi available at restaurants. The banned sites included GayNZ, PFLAG, and Rainbow Youth. The company ...

NEW YORK — The Federal Communications Commission has fined Hilton Hotels for stonewalling an investigation into whether it blocked customers' personal Wi-Fi hotspots. In August 2014, Hilton guests ...