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Why don't you take the issue up with the train company, since they are the ones deciding to block things.
by mathrawka 13y ago
Why don't you take the issue up with the train company, since they are the ones deciding to block things.
- blibble 13y agoha, it was done deliberately. the government franchise agreement forces the train operating company (TOC) to provide a free WiFi service... it doesn't say it has to be useful, so the TOC reduces their data costs by blocking most of the Internet. to add insult to injury it's a subsidised service, so I'm paying twice for something that's unusable. and no, there is no other TOC and no other reasonable way to commute, so I'm stuck with it.