The property is under private ownership.
http://www.utdallas.edu/utdgeneral/utdmaps/watervi ew.html
After a little call (local for me), they use a standard Texas Apartment Association Leasing Agreement.
So I would think, since its a standard apartment agreement, and the university has no ownership or managerial duties involed. That the students who live at those apartments can do whatever they want as far as wi-fi goes.
Seems to me legal presedence is on their side if they are dealing with an outside leasing agent who is a member of the TAA, and dealing with private property issues.
Slashdot Mirror
The property is under private ownership. http://www.utdallas.edu/utdgeneral/utdmaps/watervi ew.html
After a little call (local for me), they use a standard Texas Apartment Association Leasing Agreement.
So I would think, since its a standard apartment agreement, and the university has no ownership or managerial duties involed. That the students who live at those apartments can do whatever they want as far as wi-fi goes.
Seems to me legal presedence is on their side if they are dealing with an outside leasing agent who is a member of the TAA, and dealing with private property issues.