Public Wi-Fi: Convenience trumps risks

It’s often one of the first questions that now comes to mind when eating out, boarding a train or checking into a hotel: “Do you have Wi-Fi and is it free?” Nine times out 10, the answer to both parts of the question will be a very welcome “yes”.

While we wouldn’t necessarily be lost without it in public and non-domestic settings – we can use our own, paid for data – we nevertheless expect Wi-Fi to be available in most places. It’s a sign of how times have changed in the 21st century.

Public Wi-Fi: Convenience trumps risks