Do you use public WiFi available at Airports, Cafe, Events, etc ?

yorha 2b

yorha 2b

@yorha-4BSkiM • Oct 26, 2024

Just for research purpose, I would be glad if active members of CE could respond to below questions :

1. How many of you uses Free WiFi network provided by telecom operators ?

2. What are the public spots where you usually use them ?

3. If you're allotted 100 MBps bandwidth browsing speed using WiFi, would you prefer to use WiFi over LTE while your quota is deducted from your total 4G quota ?

4. Considering you as 'aam aadmi' and not a techie, are you aware of Mobile data offload ? (Please answer without using google for MDO)

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  • Ramani Aswath

    Ramani Aswath

    @ramani-VR4O43 • Jul 8, 2018

    Have used foreign airport wifi on a couple of trips. Don’t use public wifi in India.

    Generally I avoid surfing while traveling. Prefer to catchup on reading.

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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk • Jul 8, 2018

    Frankly speaking, I have used public Wi-Fi; but I tend to avoid them. I'm super happy with Jio offers in India. I don't have to rely on WiFi.

    However, I recently travelled out of India and had to rely on free WiFi available at malls and Airports. 

    1. I avoid using it.

    2. Airports (mostly)

    3. Nope. I typically restrict myself to checking emails on mobile or laptop. I don't do any critical transactions (like credit or debit card payments) or any other financial transactions using free wifi.

    4. Nope ( ? )


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    Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk • Jul 8, 2018

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  • yorha 2b

    yorha 2b

    @yorha-4BSkiM • Jul 9, 2018

    Interesting. What if you're not using 'Free-WiFi' (open SSID) but a secure one which upon connecting can deduct quota from 4G plan and deliver you speed as fast as WiFi (100 Mbps) ?


    I would love to see more input from fellow CEans. 

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