RV Park Wi-Fi Issues
Hi, I recently camped at a park and "Wi-Fi" was spotty at best. On my next visit, I'm going to ask to get a site closer to Wi-Fi router. Has anybody else had luck making this request? Thanks!
Forum Discussion
fj12ryder wrote:RetiredRealtorRick wrote:As a matter of fact, yes, public free wifi in the places you named is different than campgrounds. Someone can sit there plying his trade, and be exposed to many different sources in a pretty short amount of time. It's worth his time and effort to troll these popular places. A campground...not so much. Which is why I specifically stated "free campground wifi". But then I also don't know anyone who's ever had an issue with any free wifi, other than the apocryphal stories on the internet. :)
Look around. Campgrounds are not the only places with public (free) wifi, are they?? Come on now, there's public wifi EVERYWHERE. I speak not only of campgrounds (didn't think I'd need to explain that).
To your question, I know of numerous people that have encountered issues by using public wifi. So, enlighten me -- is the public wifi different in campgrounds than it is, let's say, in a restaurant or in a store or in a hotel? If so, how?
So, it's not really the actual wifi that's different (even though you say it is), but just the accessibility and attractiveness to a potential hacker (if that's the correct word).
And, if you've never talked to anyone that's had an issue with any free wifi, maybe I just talk to a lot more people than you do, eh? :h
