These days most of us can’t live without good Wi-Fi, but regardless of how desperate we may be to have it, there are some rules that should never be broken when it comes to staying connected.
A new survey commissioned by full fibre broadband provider Hyperoptic, found
- More than two-thirds of people use Wi-Fi daily.
- Folks spend an average of six hours a day connected for things like games and dating apps.
- They spend another four hours connected for work, and one hour for exercising.
But when it comes to using and getting Wi-Fi, most people agree there is certain etiquette all folks should follow.
The Top Ten Wi-Fi etiquette rules are:
- Never connect to someone else’s Wi-Fi without asking first.
- Never change someone’s Wi-Fi password
- Never hijack a neighbor’s Wi-Fi
- Don’t give that person’s Wi-Fi code to anyone else
- Don’t use your phone at the dinner table
- Don’t sit in a coffee shop all day using Wi-Fi without buying a drink
- Don’t open any links that look dodgy when using someone else’s Wi-Fi
- Don’t sit on your gadget/ on the Internet when you are in someone else’s house
- Don’t send or download large files on someone else’s Internet
- Don’t go somewhere just to use their Internet
Source:SWNS Digital
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