Personal data at risk trusting public WiFi on name alone
Travellers leaning on public WiFi for their data might find their data in hot water if they go by WiFi name alone.
Travellers leaning on public WiFi for their data might find their data in hot water if they go by WiFi name alone.
Protecting yourself from scammers could be a little easier with a security-based VPN, but with Norton’s entry to the category, it’ll come separate from the security solution.
Not a fan of surfing the web using free WiFi? We get it, and so apparently does Opera, bundling in a service to help keep you save on those free networks.
Not just a city thing, free internet is also on buses, on trains, at airports, and in shopping centres. Is there a danger to using public WiFi, and if so, how do you stay safe?
Few tend to realise the dangers of using a free wireless network, but if you’ve ever been worried when you connect, an app will now at least alleviate some of those concerns.