My Wifi Posts have been wrong!! I admit it.
In the past I have frequently posted in response to people saying "If McDonalds can provide fast, free wifi, why can't an RV Park?" by replying that McDonalds doesn't have numerous guests sitting in t...
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creeper wrote:There is a number of reasons for that.rockhillmanor wrote:
X2!
Nor should they have to. They offered it as an added perk when more and more people started using the internet to communicate with family while they were on the road. And sadly now many campers can not due to others hogging bandwidth.
CG wifi was NEVER meant for people to sit their dead butts in their RV and stream and game and download cause they, 'could for free'. :R
Try thinking about the retired couple simply trying to communicate and keep in touch with their family while they are traveling that they are ok while you are streaming a movie.
ONCE AGAIN, the inconsiderate its all about me camper ruins it for the responsible campers. :(
I have yet to find a campground that has a wifi controller up and running to view by the desk personal.
1. Park employees have much more to do than monitor internet usage
2. The wifi services generally aren't managed from the front desk
3. Most guests would find such a system between "Creepy" (right up your alley, according to your screen name) and downright an invasion of their privacy. I can't imagine the bad reviews I would get if people believed we were monitoring their wifi. The average person would believe we were reading their emails, looking at their photos and stealing their banking information. If we used such a system (not saying we do or don't), it wouldn't be anywhere visible to the guests.
