For you IT folks that will get burnt if you don't do the right thing, consider this....
WIFI is considered an FCC part 15 device, and as such is a secondary user of the wireless spectrum. If a primary user parks a transmitter next to your office building and cranks it up to much higher power levels than you are allowed using his primary allocation privileges, he can legally irradiate your business back to the stone age.
While you may whine and complain, send checks to lawyers, call your congressman, etc. you will still be off the air for long enough to become unemployed.
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For you IT folks that will get burnt if you don't do the right thing, consider this....
WIFI is considered an FCC part 15 device, and as such is a secondary user of the wireless spectrum. If a primary user parks a transmitter next to your office building and cranks it up to much higher power levels than you are allowed using his primary allocation privileges, he can legally irradiate your business back to the stone age.
While you may whine and complain, send checks to lawyers, call your congressman, etc. you will still be off the air for long enough to become unemployed.