How does public Wi-Fi work? When setting up public Wi-Fi, security is often given less attention than the quality of the connection. But if the network doesn't even have a password, traffic between your device and the router is definitely sent without encryption, so theoretically anyone sitting next to your laptop could intercept your data. There are networks where you need to be authorized before connecting: you can usually meet them at airports or hotels.

“It’s an ordinary neighborhood with ordinary architecture, and I appreciate that familiarity.” I live in Sanzone Sanzona is a residential area in the north of Tbilisi, located along Guramishvili Avenue. The name of the area comes from the phrase “sanitary zone” - before construction, there were two reservoirs here that supplied the city with water, and the territory was protected. Kiev resident Silas has been living here with his wife for more than two years.

“The prospect of not going anywhere in the summer is worse for me than dying under a drone.” Why St. Petersburg residents go to Crimea no matter what This season, a trip to Crimea seems riskier than ever - UAVs hit trains and buses, fuel oil stains are found on beaches, and drivers stand in lines for several hours for gasoline. While some are hastily changing their vacation plans and canceling reservations on the peninsula, others continue to plan vacations there. “Paper” spoke with St.