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How widespead is free WiFi coverage in (let's say) California, Nevada and
Britain?
I am thinking about buying a £60 card for when in USA but if coverage is so
limited or you have to stop for coffee each time (!) and spend 20 mins
connecting it all up then I can't be bothered with it. Nor would I want to
pay £5 per day like some zones/places charge.
I did read that 1 or 2 streets in San Francisco will have wifi for anyone to
use. But it this true in reality.
Thanks
How widespead is free WiFi coverage in (let's say) California, Nevada and
Britain?
I am thinking about buying a £60 card for when in USA but if coverage is so
limited or you have to stop for coffee each time (!) and spend 20 mins
connecting it all up then I can't be bothered with it. Nor would I want to
pay £5 per day like some zones/places charge.
I did read that 1 or 2 streets in San Francisco will have wifi for anyone to
use. But it this true in reality.
Thanks