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Free WiFi at McDonalds
scooter100_2
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Looking on the McDonalds website it appears most of them have free Wifi hotspots.Anyone know if they are any good for download speeds?
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They're fine for web browsing.0
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scooter100 wrote: »What about downloads?Im thinking of downloading my IPlayer content courtesy of McDonalds instead of paying through the nose with my ISP.
Unless you live next door you are going to need to buy a lot of coffee.0 -
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Plus you should never use a public WiFi for anything requiring your login details. It could end up costing you rather more than an excess bandwidth charge.0
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kwikbreaks wrote: »Plus you should never use a public WiFi for anything requiring your login details. It could end up costing you rather more than an excess bandwidth charge.
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scooter100 wrote: »What about downloads?Im thinking of downloading my IPlayer content courtesy of McDonalds instead of paying through the nose with my ISP.
You won't be able too. They enforce session limits for data transfer combined with filter/restrictions on what you can and cannot do with their service. P2P is not one of the things they permit.0 -
It's designed for a bit of surfing and email checking...0
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scooter100 wrote: »Does it not work in the car park?:D
I've tried a few McDonalds and in most I've not been able to get WiFi in the car park, even when parked right next door to the building. I'm wondering whether their windows have a reflective coating. If it does it seems to cut out the WiFi signal or maybe they run the WiFi at a lower power output to reduce range?The man without a signature.0 -
I connected to McD, while on holiday last week, 1MB speed, better than at home, could you not use a downloads manager and re connect if connection is droppedEvery day when I wake up I thank the Lord I'm WELSH. .0
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