Google (probably) knows the answer to this question. How many people completely miss the WiFi connection prompt? You could mix in data from browsers (how many

Google (probably) knows the answer to this question. How many people completely miss the WiFi connection prompt? You could mix in data from browsers (how many people browse near a wifi point that they have connected to with their browser, but don't connect with their wifi? how many people browse in the evening/morning but not connected to wifi?) There's probably a wealth of demographic data they could correlate through gmail content and/or chrome browsing trends to correlate user income level, although I don't know if Google has privacy controls in place that makes sharing this data between divisions possible.