Guest hacks into hotel's network and optimizes their entire system after seeing how slow the WiFi is, refuses to get compensated: 'Manager was torn between being grateful and concerned’

• When this guest checked in for a three-night stay, the staff didn't give it much thought. Until one evening, the guest walked up to the front desk and admitted that he had hacked the system to make the WiFi work faster.

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  The guest who hacked our wifi and accidentally became our IT consultant

  
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