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How Safe Is It to Use Public Wi-Fi?

No public Wi-Fi network is absolutely secure. But some are more secure than others.
By Harmon Leon

New York City Launches First-Ever Cybersecurity Initiative to Fight Hackers

By 2020, 30 percent of all cyberattacks will be mobile-based.
By Madina Toure

New York City Joins Nationwide Pledge to Protect Net Neutrality Amid Trump Repeal

Internet service providers like Comcast and Verizon could charge higher amounts for consumers who use services like Netflix.
By Madina Toure

Wifi Names Are The New Rude Post-its and Political Bumper Stickers

By Steve Huff
Wealthy man, Mr. Cook (Photo: News.au)

Tim Cook Apologizes for Terrible iOS 6 Maps, Doesn’t Even Mention Wifi Issues

By Jessica Roy
Pics or it didn't happen. (Photo: Instagram, via TechCrunch)

San Francisco Coffee Shop Has Been Incepted by Instagram

By Kelly Faircloth
(Photo: Shutterstock)

Wall Street Journal Blanketing Most of Manhattan with Free Wifi

By Jessica Roy
(Photo: Fan Pop)

Asses Now Equipped With Wifi

By Jessica Roy

Good Thing We’re Tech Bloggers, Or We’d Never Have Noticed The Free Payphone Wifi

By Kelly Faircloth
Finally, convenience! (Laptop Magazine)

Just What the Subway Needs: Free WiFi

By Sarah Grothjan
(Photo: Travelpod)

Free Wifi is Coming to Six NYC Subway Stations This Summer

By Jessica Roy

Cable Operators Do A Nice Thing, Kinda, Team Up to Offer Free Wifi

By Kelly Faircloth
(flickr.com/rafaj)

Boingo Partners with Transit Wireless to Bring WiFi to NYC’s Subway Stations

By Jessica Roy

Interactive Map Shows in Which Parts of NYC AT&T Will Still Drop Your Calls

By Jessica Roy
Mr. Black, KeyWifi's CEO (linkedin.com)

KeyWiFi Launches Crowdfunding Campaign to Build a Peer-to-Peer Internet Access Platform

By Jessica Roy

The Final Frontier: WiFi Hack Broadcasts Porn On Best Buy TVs

By Steve Huff

Skype Says ‘Happy New Year, New York City!’ with Free WiFi in Manhattan

By Nitasha Tiku

Dumbo’s Parks, Plazas Fully Wired

By Tom Acitelli

AT&T Launches Wi-Fi Hotspots in Manhattan to Buoy Crappy 3G Coverage

By Adrianne Jeffries

AT&T Launches Wi-Fi Hotspots in Manhattan to Buoy Crappy 3G Coverage

By Adrianne Jeffries
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