WiFi

Water-Bug wrote:

N-Trouble wrote:
You may not but MANY people do.

File their tax returns on a smartphone or tablet?

No, store a boatload of personal information on their phone/tablet. People are more and more using mobile devices for things that we once reserved for computers.

Many Walmarts now have wifi. Also, Home Depots have routers located outside on top of the buildings. We used them on our trip through the U.S. and Canada. HD loves rvers. We were never refused once in either country.

N-Trouble wrote:
You may not but MANY people do.

File their tax returns on a smartphone or tablet?

You may not but MANY people do.

How many people file their tax returns on their smartphone or tablet? I personally don't pay bills or access any significant financial information on my smartphone or tablet . But then, I don't spill my life on facebook or twitter either. I've found out more than I need to about others on the net and I'm not even a hacker.

Yes we've already established public networks are unsecure.

These days people carry more personal information on their smart phones than computers and why your "wifi is not for laptops" statement doesn't make sense. People don't just use smartphones and tablets for playing games.

Open access WiFi is an unsecure network connection. Access at your own risk. Devices with financial or confidential information should not be connected to unsecure networks. It's that simple.

Water-Bug wrote:
WiFi is for fun and game devices. NEVER for a laptop or desktop used for computer applications. If you can't afford your own secure access, don't bother to turn it on.

Wifi is not for a laptop?? What the heck you talkin about Willis?

So only 5ers stop at Walmart?

Should go in tech section is my point.

WiFi is for fun and game devices. NEVER for a laptop or desktop used for computer applications. If you can't afford your own secure access, don't bother to turn it on.