>This is a situation crafted by ISPs to ensure everyone has to pay them individually. There was a time when wifi was being thought of more like water fountains

>This is a situation crafted by ISPs to ensure everyone has to pay them individually. There was a time when wifi was being thought of more like water fountains in US buildings or public roads. What is this mythical "time" of which you speak? Internet service providers have costs, and pass them along to their customers You can dislike that if you want, but it doesn't change reality You pay for water You pay for gas You pay for what you use - as you should