Simply when you were at last beginning to comprehend the difference between Openzone and Fon, British operator BT has chosen to merge them into a solitary hotspot service called BT Wi-fi– producing what it claims is the “world’s biggest wi-fi community.” Access currently comes cost-free and countless with residence and business broadband hookups, so there’s “no need to pay for 3G or a dongle” so long as you’re in a reasonably densely populated location. The re-branding ought to have little impact on how you use the service, except that the old network names will slowly be replaced, but then a bit of unification typically has unexpected advantages.

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