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| City-Provided Wi-Fi Rejected Over “Health Concerns”                |
|   from the just-put-on-the-tinfoil-hat-and-it-will-be-all-better de|
|   posted by kdawson on Wednesday March 26, @08:09 (Wireless Network|
|   http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/03/26/0118237     |
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[0]exphose writes “A small, hippie-friendly town in northern California,
Sebastopol, had made an agreement with Sonic.net to provide free Wi-Fi
across the downtown area. However, not everyone in town was pleased with
the arrangement. According to Sebastopol Mayor Craig Litwin, citizens had
voiced concerns that ‘create enough [1]suspicion that there may be a
health hazard’ and so they canceled their contract with Sonic.net. Some
more details are at the [2]blog of Sonic.net’s CEO.”

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