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Naming wifi network after IS backfires on French teen
A French court has handed a three-month suspended jail sentence to a teenager who named his domestic wifi network after the Islamic State group
(AFP) A French court has handed a three-month suspended jail sentence to a teenager who named his domestic wifi network after the Islamic State group, his lawyer said on Friday.
"There was no sympathy for terrorism! There was only the word 'Daesh21'," explained lawyer Karima Manhouli, saying he would appeal his client's criminal conviction.
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