Quote: Originally Posted by freestyler
albeit somewhat correct that statement isn't 100% correct.
wardriving is "The benign act of locating and logging wireless access points while in motion"
has nothing to do with locating access points for accessing the internet, it's merely a statistical data gathering method.
and your "typical" use is incorrect, it doesn't grab ANY K's of data, it merely notes where a radio beacon is being broadcasted.
What's with the lawyerspeak? War driving is finding APs, there's nothing wrong with my description. You sound like you're daintilly trying to avoid the fact that some people who war drive use the connections to connect to the internet.
In regards to marking my description of one typical use as 'incorrect', you're a raving looney. I didn't say 'This is the word of god, all war drivers do this one thing'. I said 'one use is to xxx x xxx'.
Lighten up, Francis.