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Many cities have, but free doesn't mean anonymous. You need to qualify (usually by residing in that city) and apply for an account with a personal username and
by HelloNurse 10y ago
Many cities have, but free doesn't mean anonymous. You need to qualify (usually by residing in that city) and apply for an account with a personal username and password.
- Cyph0n 10y agoI think tourists would need WiFi more than residents.
- OJFord 10y ago> You need to qualify (usually by residing in that city) > and apply for an account with a personal username and > password. I've never seen that as a tourist. Accept terms maybe; perhaps even some survey-type details, but never an actual login. Malta for example has incredible coverage - it's everywhere, even small towns. Just accept terms and give nationality, age, gender.