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Setting aside the practicality issue (makes my regular number unreachable, requires ID in many countries, in an airport I probably don't have one, etc), my poin
by scrollaway 10y ago
Setting aside the practicality issue (makes my regular number unreachable, requires ID in many countries, in an airport I probably don't have one, etc), my point was only to highlight what we currently accept as the status quo of public wifi.
- amazon_not 10y agoThat's why you stick the SIM card in your other phone, a 3G dongle or Mifi device. Wifi in Germany is a bad example because not only is there less demand for wifi due to ubiquitous 3G/4G coverage at reasonable rates but wifi hotspot operators also face liability for the traffic they carry. In Europe there isn't an expectation of free public wifi as everybody has a smart phone with 4G.