Before reading, I thought this about was stealing information from public WiFi. After reading, I realize this is for the McDonalds website, but why do people need a password for their website?
For anyone unfamiliar:
I remember when I moved to a new apartment once, two of my friends told me how to get free meals. Every time they moved they wrote several restaurants about their terrible experience, how their staff was unprofessional and how they were embarrassed brining their relatives there. They'd get like 15 free meal vouchers for Chili's, O'Charlies, Red Lobster, etc.
Seems like such an obvious scam there must be some reason it can't work.
> why do people need a password for their website?
Why does the mobile app need a password for the website? (Why does McD's need a mobile app?) Why does Monopoly need a password?
It worked just fine back in the days before there were mobile apps; peeling a sticker off fries doesn't require a mobile app. Heck, Coke was more fun back then because you could win a free coke or stuff. Now I'll never win a free anything, because I'll never sign up for every asinine website.
My data is either being sold, or stockpiled into a database that's waiting to be hacked.
Across the pond, we still get the little stickers and the fold out 'boards' to stick them on.
On a related note, I cleared out the zipper part of the notes section of my wallet the other day, mostly old receipts and bus tickets - but I also found a bunch of expired monopoly stickers from last year, 4 free apple pies, 2 free drinks, 1 free hot drink, 2 free cheeseburgers and 1 free fries.
Someone remind me to never put things away 'safely' when they have a use-by date on them...
Amazon will surely deliver :D (pun intended)
(I've not actually checked the site to see if any of these are actually there, but.. these would be valid for nearly any fast food chain)