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Well, in europe most airports have free wifi with no restrictions. They are usually offered by the Airport administration company. In my home country, almost a
by danilocesar 8y ago
Well, in europe most airports have free wifi with no restrictions. They are usually offered by the Airport administration company.
In my home country, almost all airports administration companies offers time-restricted-but-free-wifi too.
- SmellyGeekBoy 8y agoI've travelled all over Europe and Asia and I don't think I've ever come across an airport without at least half decent, free, open wifi. Is this predominantly a US thing?
- zerkten 8y agoYes. It's not limited to airports. There are many reason why a hotspot provider in the US wouldn't want the liability of anyone other than a know user accessing their service. These issues are probably more limited elsewhere in the world, although it's probably the case that they are just lagging in coming up with better security practices/policy. Some home internet providers in the US like Comcast have a public WiFi service, but you have to authenticate to use it.
- peteretep 8y agoI am glad to hear that! However, the quick scan I did here of Thai and British airports showed almost every wifi point on _this list_ is a private one.