Free hotspots from terrestrial ISP
I thought this might be useful to some: Xfinity (Comcast), a terrestrial internet service provider, has opened up free hotspots all over the country, and they are available to everyone, including...
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maratsade wrote:I thought this might be useful to some:
Xfinity (Comcast), a terrestrial internet service provider, has opened up free hotspots all over the country, and they are available to everyone, including non-subscribers, for free. Check the two links below. The first one gives information, and the second one allows you to check for hotspots in your zip code.
https://corporate.comcast.com/covid-19
*Posted with permission
Are these Hotspots like public WIFI?
I haven't used them yet, so I don't know. I would treat them as such, would keep my antivirus updated, etc.
Reg, here's what Xfinity has about their hotspots: https://www.xfinity.com/mobile/support/article/xfinity-wifi-protected
I usually check my parent's email in the morning. They have Xfinity.
Surprise! Can't get to it today. Route is end-to-end Level3, which dies somewhere in Philadelphia.
No one can tell me this isn't a nationwide CenturyLink issue.
Xfinity is having its own issues -- the intertubes are sticky for them too. Hopefully someone, somewhere, will muck out CL.
MarkJFine wrote:I usually check my parent's email in the morning. They have Xfinity.
Surprise! Can't get to it today. Route is end-to-end Level3, which dies somewhere in Philadelphia.
No one can tell me this isn't a nationwide CenturyLink issue.
