How to deal with the ban on public WiFi?

Question

WiFi

The question is what.
top.rbc.ru/society/08/08/2014/941706.shtml
Formally, WiFi will continue in Russia.
In fact, all organizations where a public network was deployed - from this morning they simply cut off WiFi completely. Who sees what ways to solve this problem?

Answer 1

Nobody will cancel anything. The quiet glanders cut the rights. It’s the laws that seem crazy to you, and for fools in power, a regime of severe restrictions is very necessary.
The ultimate goal is the ability to block any resource and user, well, tracking who and what was doing on the network.

Answer 2

A normal and adequate law aimed at eliminating anonymity in the network.
They will introduce some universal access cards that need to be obtained with a passport (as for SIM cards), and they will be used to enter the network in public places.

Answer 3

HZ! =) This is if briefly. And if in more detail ... once again xs! I think it's a bad law. It's a matter of when it will be cancelled. Even if we assume that the user on a special page clogs his data ... then who said that he clogs what is real? If we proceed from the fact ... umm ... that he receives credentials on the passport ... then who prevents him from giving them to the left brow standing at the entrance .. who asked him to do this for 1500 rubles? Rave. Zero evidence base. Zero feedback! It is not clear what can be presented to a person who, as a private person, does this. Apparently, our deputies all think that only providers do the Internet in the parks! In short, nonsense and nonsense. Complete!

Answer 4

Another crazy law

Answer 5

And what's the problem then? Put a password on WiFi - And that's it .. the network is no longer public

Answer 6

The problem is: "What should shopping malls, retail centers, hotels, cafes, restaurants and other establishments do without WiFi?" and what should people do without access to the Internet from their devices?
Someone watches a movie and someone connects to WiFi and works.

Answer 7

"Medvedev's decree, which caused a stir and panic today, applies only to Public Access Points."
vk.com/oldlentach?w=wall-29534144_1357268
Lentach may be right, although he is not official now and did not give proof.
In any case, most likely they will force you to log in through public services, as already written in the comments to the Habr article, and this will be complete destruction.
There will be no need to present any passports, which is a pity, it would still be possible to play around with copies of passports.

Answer 8

Never mind. Accidentally escaped, recorded, nodded.