* Per the Wifi-sence FAQs, 802.1x networks will not be included. So we can enable WPA2-Enterprise security, for which a Radius auth server is required. Evidently easy enough to do with dd-wrt or the like but much more work to allow guests in.
* MAC address filtering? Won't prevent the password hash from being stored on servers and passed around to contacts, but will prevent non-registered devices from authenticating. More work than previous option.
* Use the _optout thing. Not a lot of work but sort of offensive.
* Not give out password to any guests, because even if they're using their Android phone one day, they might pass on the password to their Windows-phone-using buddy.
I guess option #1 it is. At least it lends some nerd cred? This is annoying.
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So available options include:
* Per the Wifi-sence FAQs, 802.1x networks will not be included. So we can enable WPA2-Enterprise security, for which a Radius auth server is required. Evidently easy enough to do with dd-wrt or the like but much more work to allow guests in.
* MAC address filtering? Won't prevent the password hash from being stored on servers and passed around to contacts, but will prevent non-registered devices from authenticating. More work than previous option.
* Use the _optout thing. Not a lot of work but sort of offensive.
* Not give out password to any guests, because even if they're using their Android phone one day, they might pass on the password to their Windows-phone-using buddy.
I guess option #1 it is. At least it lends some nerd cred? This is annoying.