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this post was submitted on 28 Mar 2026
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That doesn't seem right. You would still need the compromised CA cert to be installed on your device. This isn't going to be a problem when connecting to a public Wifi.
The rest of the article is bonkers, though. Classic corporate data-grab app, and then some.
Ten years ago when businesses really needed to offer wifi (train for example) they thought "hey we would like to have something in return!". I got offered a new ca a couple of times in the captive portal.
Yeah, not best practice but not unheard of.