An 18-year-old resident of Dijon, France, is sentences to 3 months in prison for " justifying terrorism." He named his Wi-Fi network Daesh 21, reports the RFI, referring to the AFP. The Prosecutor's Office opened a criminal case in July, when the neighbor of the accused noticed a "suspicious name" and called the police. The lawyer of the teenager Karima Manhouli, according to the Bien Public, is preparing to file an appeal. "He's an 18-year-old who has not even been able to explain the name. I don't think that renaming a Wi-Fi network… is not an argument."
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