Preach! I've been on this train for a while now. Every time I think it'll be different, but nope, instant regret. Promising free WiFi and then giving us potato-quality is like dangling a carrot on a stick. Not cool.

This, my friend, is part of a broader issue. Not only are these free WiFi promos misleading, but they also have serious privacy concerns. Public wifi networks are often unsecure, making it easy for hackers to intercept data. One can only wonder what kind of a trade-off we are making when connecting to these so-called 'Free WiFi' services...

Thought it was just me having bad luck with those free WiFi hotspots. Good to know everyone else is on the same boat, haha.

Oh, you didn't hear? 'Free WiFi' is the new secret code for 'We're going to make you so frustrated that you not only deplete your data but also order three coffees, two cakes and a sandwich out of stress. Congratulations, you're our best customer!'

Totally feel ya! Visited a coffee shop the other day, sign outside was like, 'Come in, we've got Free WiFi', but once I connected, it was slower than a snail. Used up all my data instead! 'Free WiFi' they said... smh.

Lol, FreeWTF sounds about right. Next thing you know, they'll be advertising 'Free Air! Breathe while you can! P.S. Will probably be stale and make you want to bring your own oxygen tank.' 😂

I get what you're saying, man. The problem lies in the fact that these places offering 'free WiFi' are most likely using some cheap or outdated router that can't handle more than a couple devices at once. Plus, they probably have an internet package that can't support higher speeds. It's the classic bait and switch to get customers in the door, but they've neglected to invest in the infrastructure to support it. Free WiFi should be seen as a service, not a gimmick.