Harry McCracken over at PC World discovered some strange entries in his iTunes library while staying at a New York City hotel recently. Turns out, he could see and listen to another guest’s iTunes library over the hotel network. While that’s a useful built-in feature for those with multiple computers at home, it might be a good idea to turn it off when staying at a hotel, particularly if you’re fond of Barry Manilow but don’t want anyone to know about it.
Who’s looking at your iTunes?
Opinion
Feb 21, 20061 min




