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It could also be a decision to have poor WiFi in a cafe. The cafe might prefer several customers, to one who sits for two hours with one drink. (Your first qu
by Symbiote 4y ago
It could also be a decision to have poor WiFi in a cafe.
The cafe might prefer several customers, to one who sits for two hours with one drink.
(Your first question is answered in the first line of the article.)
- adhesive_wombat 4y agoAlso I don't think many people are still that bothered by WiFi, when a £30 data plan probably gets you as much as you need (I never hit the cap on an £8 plan, but I don't work away from home/office, so I rarely use much data). If it's for work, it's a minor cost for a good connection. Snooping around for free WiFi feels like a fairly noughties kind of an activity. Finding sockets: now that's the real trick if you don't have a laptop with a big and/or hotswappable battery or very good power management.