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> Used to be that every cafe and business just had an open wifi network. Now if they provide it at all it’s password protected I reacted to this. Not personal
by bonoboTP 1y ago
> Used to be that every cafe and business just had an open wifi network. Now if they provide it at all it’s password protected
I reacted to this. Not personal open wifi. In cafes the password is often on the wall, in the menu or otherwise easily obtained.
- ghaff 1y agoIt's a business and assuming they allow WiFi access on-premises for customers, it's just a business decision that issues associated with having open WiFi are minor relative to customers who won't frequent your establishment--or a hypothetical for a future date that they'll deal with when the time comes. Probably increasingly irrelevant with increased use of just mobile phones and 5G anyway.