Is it possible to set up a trap where someone who inputs a leaked password will be automatically blocked or put on a naughty list?
If you owned a coffeeshop, you would want your Wi-Fi users to be for customers only.
If you owned a coffeeshop, you would want your Wi-Fi users to be for customers only.
Perhaps would work better if you severely slow piggybackers down instead of outright blocking them. If they think your connection is just bad they won't know they need to escalate.
Changing the password everyday is an acceptable compromise.
Another solution would've been to implement WPA2 Enterprise, where employees could have their own, permanent credentials while visitors get temporary ones.
Now give me my million dollars!
Let’s be real. You can’t have your cake and eat it too.
Or maybe make it as easy as possible, never changing the password and thereby getting repeat trade. I am sure a firewall can be opted into with the ISP to make sure nobody is downloading ISIS kiddie porn, Trump tweets etc.