Design Requirement
A Wi-Fi sharing network must regulate the accessibility of subscribed services that are made available unintentionally through the Internet Protocol of the access point.
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design-knowledge/wifi-sharing-payment-channels-dr-au-asdesign-knowledge/wifi-sharing-payment-channels-dr-au-as.mdA Wi-Fi sharing network must regulate the accessibility of subscribed services that are made available unintentionally through the Internet Protocol of the access point.
This design requirement is proposed by An Architecture Using Payment Channel Networks for Blockchain-based Wi-Fi Sharing (Christian Janiesch, Marcus Fischer, Florian Imgrund, Adrian Hofmann, Axel Winkelmann, 2023).
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"source_paper": "An Architecture Using Payment Channel Networks for Blockchain-based Wi-Fi Sharing",
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