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BT works just fine. Have used it for at least 8 years without any fuss. I don't even know that I've connected to it unless I checked, it just does it. As such,
by hammyhavoc 3y ago
BT works just fine. Have used it for at least 8 years without any fuss. I don't even know that I've connected to it unless I checked, it just does it. As such, I use very little cellular data.
- fauigerzigerk 3y agoIf you mean BT Wi-fi that's not free. https://www.btwifi.co.uk/ https://www.btwifi.co.uk/
- jon-wood 3y agoIt’s “free” if you’re paying for a BT internet connection at home.
- 10xDev 3y ago> It’s “free” if you’re paying
- fauigerzigerk 3y agoExactly. I used it for a few days before my BT modem arrived at my previous address. It's OK-ish if you're lucky but it's certainly not free in any sense of the word.
- hammyhavoc 3y agoIn the context of the comment I'm responding to that mentions "the opposite", that consists of paying for a home internet connection. If I'm paying for a home BT internet connection, I get free BT WiFi, which hugely off-sets my cellular data usage. As a result, I pay just £9.50 per month for my phone plan on a rolling contract with Virgin.
- LordDragonfang 3y agoCox and Comcast/Xfinity do the same thing in the States. Free wifi using other paying customers' wifi as long as you also pay for it at home.