Do you share internet connection with other people?

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In one of my previous discussions, I have talked about the problem about conflicts in ip address which was frequently experienced by my colleagues in my regular job. And the last incident happened with our chief, the highest ranking official in our office. So I told her, that I will check with the problem and will find solution to it. When I studied the problem, I made some checking of the laptops and other units in the office. I also made some research and read about the wireless router's manual online. I also found out about security features that the router has, if it will be enabled. So I tried it and was successful in enabling the security. That means that no one, without the knowledge of the security code cannot use the router, thereby cannot use the internet. Because the router owns by one of the lawyers here, not owned by the office nor of the city government, I have to tell about that feature to the owner of it. But when I was trying to explain about it, she told me not to change anything in her laptop especially the ip address. She said that she configured her laptop to that ip address for it is the way for her to connect to her router. So that explains how we experienced the conflicts in ip address. Later on, in the afternoon of the same day, she told everyone that she got high blood pressure because of me. She told them that I made some modifications with her router, that I should have not done it, for it is hers. I don't know if she have more knowledge about the router. If she knows about the security, that prevents anyone to use it without the knowledge of the codes. She even told me that it can only accommodate 3 users and from a distance of 5 meters only. Both statements are incorrect. I don't want to dishonor her but what kind of a religious person she is, that she goes to church every morning and every night, that she is so selfish with that router. She don't want other people from our office to use it, though out of her knowledge, we can connect most of the time. A professor, a lawyer, a religious person, and she acts this way. (neildc @ red/89/1611)