Two people have been arrested and cautioned for using someone else's wireless Internet connection without permission, known as "piggy-backing", British police said. The practice, which sharply divides Internet users, has been fuelled by the rapid growth of fast wireless broadband in homes and people's failure to secure their networks.
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