[Inem]

But they say every free thing has an underground expenses attached to it.

[JASPREET]

NO there are no conditions as far as I know and many love the free wifi

[Inem]

Free Wi-Fis are always secured in my location. There are conditions to fulfill to get the pin.

[astutimeliana723]

There is rarely free wifi here except in public places like cafes, and we have to buy food and drinks before taking advantage of the free wifi facilities, so nothing is really free here. LOL

Some businesses are just savage, no patronage, no wifi for you.

The WiFi could be specifically meant for the customers and not just for anybody.

True, they always keep the wifi password secret, except for the customers who come there. Maybe the password will continue to be changed every day to avoid people who cheat.

[Treborika]

I have seen most people benefit from the WiFi browsing, watching videos and doing so many stuffs online, however I wish I can access the free WiFi as it saves one's internet bundles subscriptions.

[kataomoi]

I pay a flat rate no matter how much internet I use so it makes no sense for me to use public Wi-Fi spots which are generally less secure.

Free Wifi is great for those who can't afford internet or have limited data though.

[peachpurple]

Some restaurants and shopping mall go give free wifi. However for limited time only

[eldavis]

Back then while i was in school, the cost of data was pretty high. There was a particular place i usually go to back then to access free wifi. It really helped me a lot back then.

[Yugocean]

In India, Internet is so cheap (thanks to Ambani) that the free wifi is outdated business idea, it won't attract customer.

[Kenti]

In India, Internet is so cheap (thanks to Ambani) that the free wifi is outdated business idea, it won't attract customer.

Who or what is Ambani. We can bring him or it to our country to help us fix our very expensive internet.

[crestcapital]

If you can save a lot of money if you will make use of free Wi-Fi and that is what people used to save money for data subscription.

[Inem]

Some businesses offer free WiFi as incentives to patronize them. You can capitalize on that to save money on data subscription.

[aovurevu]

I do use free WiFi anytime I went to the library to read , sometimes I download videos while reading and that has been helpful to save cost.

[Inem]

I do use free WiFi anytime I went to the library to read , sometimes I download videos while reading and that has been helpful to save cost.

I guess you are schooling in a Nigerian university. We all did it back then in school too.

[Yugocean]

You need businessmen like Mukesh Ambani to enjoy internet. Ambani opens big competition.

[eldavis]

Back then in school, there are specific places where i could get access to free wifi, it actually helped me a lot though as data was pretty expensive back then so i could not always buy myself.

[Recob]

I believe even if one has to pay for a free WiFi, it is far cheaper than having to use a mobile internet service.

[Bankykizz]

Sure, I'll definitely take advantage of the free Wi-Fi. Thanks for letting me know!"

[Angie10]

I like the free WiFi hotspots spotted around my city. But I wouldn't rely on it wholly. I used it mainly when I'm on the move and need the internet - it logs me in automatically. I'd be worried about my information getting stolen if I used it regularly.

[augusta]

Yes, this is the way to go. if you have access to free wifi you should take advantage of it than buying data