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> Customers simply check in to your location on Facebook to connect to free Wi-Fi wow. not only do they get you to sign up for an account, they also get more i
by swasheck 13y ago
> Customers simply check in to your location on Facebook to connect to free Wi-Fi
wow. not only do they get you to sign up for an account, they also get more insight into your movements/migrations by forcing you to use a feature that (for now) you can disable.
nobody says you have to use the service but we'll see how many more sell out for it.
edit: read more
How do I edit the Wi-Fi code my customers use to skip check-in?
To edit your Wi-Fi code:
Go to your Page and click Edit Page at the top of your admin panel.
Select Edit Settings from the dropdown menu.
Click on the More... tab and select Facebook Wi-Fi.
Select Require Wi-Fi code and edit your Wi-Fi code in the box.
You can also choose not to require a code by selecting Skip check-in link.
Click Save Settings.
- hrrsn 13y agoIf you don't like it, don't buy a Facebook WiFi router. For our business use case, this is perfect.
- swasheck 13y ago... or don't go to a business that has purchased a Facebook WiFi router.
- stock_toaster 13y agoImagine hotels using this for their "free in room internet". I would seek lodging elsewhere.
- guloizo 13y agoThere's no business case where telling a portion of customers or would be customers to go fuck themselves and kicking them out. Having a facebook only "free" internet is doing just that.