The link I provided explains it. They can decrypt traffic through their own devices.

From the article:

A court in Madrid heard it was assumed the message triggered alarm bells after being picked up via Gatwick’s Wi-Fi network.

Public wifi without a VPN is like sex without a condom. The connection may not be encrypted (very risky) and even if it is, you are still susceptible to man-in-the-middle attacks: https://www.garlandtechnology.com/blog/how-to-monitor-encrypted-traffic-and-keep-your-network-secure

I guarantee there will be a flood of articles about this over the next few days because of what I quoted above.

It’s also possible that one of his “friends” reported him or something like that.

In general I agree, but there’s no privacy on airport Wi-Fi. And very little at an airport in general.

Delivery?

I have a lot of issues with Lemmy and more specifically how the fediverse will work with multiple copies of communities and the knee-jerk defederation. But, in terms of stability, content and quality, I feel like it has been getting better. I’m willing to give it some more time.

65 minutes to go!

In the United States.

“Big\nData”

twitch

Capstone Green Energy Corp, BHE (Berkshire Hathaway Canada), Bird Construction

Too soon?

You can’t on many devices.

I saw they charge, looked around a bit for how much, couldn’t figure it out and noped out.

Are you searching on the website or in Jerboa?

The search is a bit funny. If you’re on the website and search and if the community hasn’t been indexed by your instance, you won’t get it in the results. But, if you search with the url https://feddit.uk/c/britishproblems even though it doesn’t give results it will go and index the community. A few minutes later it will show up.

I don’t know if that works in Jerboa (android app)

In a minute they’ll be sour that there’s no remake :-P

The problem is that these aren’t always trivial pieces of info to figure out

It’s generally unsanitary, especially when using the toilet. Often it’s smelly, even if you don’t realize it. You’ll be in crowded spaces and risk getting your toes injured.

• pack light
• give yourself plenty of time. It’s better to be bored for 30 min at the gate than running through a terminal trying to catch your flight
• be ready for security, try to pack so it’s easy to do things like get your laptop out and so you don’t need many bins. If that’s not possible, just be calm and organized
• tuck stuff from your pockets into your bag before security (wallet, keys, phone, etc.)
• avoid belts, hats, heavy shoes (things they’ll make you remove)
• on the other side of security, move your stuff to the side when packing back up (there’s often a table you can move to)
• bring a water bottle and find a water refill station after security so you don’t pay a ridiculous amount for water
• if you can bring your own (non-smelly) food for the airport and plane, assuming you’re not getting airplane food, to avoid the ridiculous prices for food at the airport
• be close to your gate 45 minutes before your flight. Boarding will likely start 30 min before, but be there for announcements and in case they call your name
• before boarding, grab small things from your bag you know you’ll want, like your headphones, charging cable, etc. and put them in your pockets to make it easier when you get to your seat
• there are likely people in front of you and behind you. Treat the seat in front of you and your seat back with respect. This includes when you go to lean your seat back, do a courtesy check
• keep your elbows in
• make sure your kids do the same, e.g. they aren’t kicking the seat in front
• don’t wear sandals
• don’t put your feet on the arms of the seat in front of you
• keep your voice low
• don’t get drunk
• shower and brush your teeth before you travel
• don’t wear heavy scents (e.g. perfume)
• during the taxi to the gate, gather your stuff and check the seat pocket carefully
• let people into the aisle and off the plane in a respectful manner, don’t crowd forward