Gerald: Unless a consumer secures his or her home wireless Internet service, anyone strolling by is able to access that person' s service with certain laptop computers or smartphones. Such use cannot be considered illegal under current laws: it' s no more like trespassing than is enjoying music playing on someone' s radio as you walk down the street. Kendra: But unlike hearing music while walking by, accessing wireless service requires stopping for a considerable length of time. And that could be considered loitering or even harassment. Gerald' s and Kendra's positions indicate that they disagree over whether accessing someone's wireless Internet service while walking down the street ['can be considered illegal under current law', 'is like trespassing', 'could be done without intending to do so', 'should be prohibited by law']