Does "free WiFi" ever work?
Just visited two different KOAs, two days, in a row, both offered "free" WiFi... I hate to say it like a complaint because it's not exactly something I'm going to loose sleep about... I'm just wonde...
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2gypsies wrote:This is, unfortunately, true. But why should we accept that? Maybe we should all boycot campgrounds with inadequate WiFi. After all, with today's technology, there is no reason why we shouldn't all be able to stream video simultaneously. No reason at all.
Campground Wifi is not meant for streaming. That's why you find it doesn't work well many times. Too many are using it as if it was their own.
And I don't think this has anything to do with cost either. I would rather pay a nightly or weekly charge for WiFi and get a good connection than get a bad connection for free. I think it's simply that campers care more about great locations with lots of amenities than they do WiFi.
