Not really interested in working to support the argument either way, was mostly personal curiosity that led me down the path I went. I came away with a better understanding of how wireless networks around me work, and why hidden SSIDs has never been a spec following option in the way most access points implement it.

Contributing to an argument on Twitter where someone's main goal is to prove themselves right and someone else wrong is not really of interest to me. It's a part of myself I'm actively working to improve, as I recognize I've had this behavior in the past and carried it to some unnecessary ends. I'm doing a lot more listening and research these days on a variety of topics, and it's been a great way to grow personally. Being exposed to just a small portion of a recent hate groups tactics on Twitter has me more sensitive to these behaviors as well, and the harm it can cause.