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| In principle, FREE Wi-Fi means that access to the Internet is available and such access is offered at no cost to the user. However, there may be certain access requirements or restrictions that are unique to a particular location, and therefore this FREE Internet access may not be available to just anyone.
Some examples of access restrictions are as follows:
- Hotels may offer access only to their guests, and will give you an access code or login
when you check-in.
- Restaurants or cafes may require you to purchase food or drink while you are using
their Wi-Fi service.
- Some locations may ask you to complete an online questionnaire or survey before you can access the Internet.
- Certain locations may require you to download and install a toolbar or other application so they can serve online ads to you while you surf.
Free-hotspot.com recommends you seek FREE venues that don't require a download of anything to receive your Internet access. In this day of "Adware" and "Spyware" there is no assurance that your computer is secure with any download from a foreign site. Open and easy access is what free-hotspot.com sites are all about.
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eg. 'Brussels, Belgium' or 'Regent St, London, UK'
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 Wouldn't your local spot be even better if it were a FREE HotSpot? Tell us about it and we will set them up!
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What is FREE Wi-Fi?
