"Four Maryland students charged with hate crimes for plastering their school in racist, homophobic, and anti-Semitic words and imagery just days before their high school graduation last year were identified by school administrators because their phones had automatically connected to the campus’ wifi network, according to reports.
As part of its series exploring hate crimes, the Washington Post on Tuesday published a feature on the vandalism, evidently intended to be a senior prank, that included details specific to how the four Glenelg High School students—Joshua Shaffer, Seth Taylor, Matthew Lipp, and Tyler Curtiss—were caught." https://gizmodo.com/automatic-wifi-login-helped-police-id-teens-who-vandali-1836249333
VincentPerkiny on April 4th, 2021 at 05:27 UTC »
I mean, there was a successful attempt to commit a hate crime.. There was, however, a failed attempt to hide their identities.
ontour4eternity on April 4th, 2021 at 06:17 UTC »
"Four Maryland students charged with hate crimes for plastering their school in racist, homophobic, and anti-Semitic words and imagery just days before their high school graduation last year were identified by school administrators because their phones had automatically connected to the campus’ wifi network, according to reports.
As part of its series exploring hate crimes, the Washington Post on Tuesday published a feature on the vandalism, evidently intended to be a senior prank, that included details specific to how the four Glenelg High School students—Joshua Shaffer, Seth Taylor, Matthew Lipp, and Tyler Curtiss—were caught." https://gizmodo.com/automatic-wifi-login-helped-police-id-teens-who-vandali-1836249333
Rivalsfate8 on April 4th, 2021 at 07:03 UTC »
Credits to the guy who thought of checking the logs.