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A hybrid approach would be nice for your example: check in on Facebook to get online yourself, or go ask the barista for the WiFi password
by telecuda 13y ago
A hybrid approach would be nice for your example: check in on Facebook to get online yourself, or go ask the barista for the WiFi password
- hablahaha 13y agoI've been in a coffee shop that does this. You can either set the password yourself or log in via facebook. Don't remember the exact workflow, but it's possible.
- jc4p 13y agoYou can see the setting to enable this from the provider's point of view from the last screenshot on this post on Meraki's site: https://meraki.cisco.com/blog/2013/05/youll-like-this-cisco-meraki-wifi-with-facebook-login/ https://meraki.cisco.com/blog/2013/05/youll-like-this-cisco-...
- mkopinsky 13y agoThe main thing here that I didn't realize is that it seems there is ALWAYS an option to skip checking in, either by clicking "Skip checkin" or by getting the code from the cashier.
- ezrameanshelp 13y agoMore likely: there will be no hybrid approach and you'll see a piece of paper tacked to the bulletin board: "House throwaway Facebook account login for those without an account."
- ryanmerket 13y agoSeriously? There IS a hybrid approach (read above comments). Ridiculous.