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[Closed] iPhone users on Three - do you get BT Openzone free Wifi?

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May swing the deal Tesco's way of the answer is no.

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not triesd to find a bt openzone tbh but when you can stand outside any macdonalds and lots of other places to get free wifi does it really matter?


 
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not triesd to find a bt openzone tbh but when you can stand outside any macdonalds and lots of other places to get free wifi does it really matter?

I prefer not to use random open wifi hot spots, but you are right in questioning whether it really matters or not, as I'm not sure how much I use it now.

Decisions


 
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3G isn't much slower.... ๐Ÿ™‚


 
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I'm on O2 and use the BT OpenZone spots a fair bit. They are pretty common in city centres.
I'll probably try to use them a bit more now that mobile data is no longer "unlimited" on my contract.


 
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I don't think 3 has free BT openzone

to be honest I prefer just to use 3G when out and about to using random wifi.

3 have a 1gig data allowance - which seems ample to me, so I don't worry too much about using 3g, and only use wifi at home really


 
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The only trouble with using 3G when out and about, apart from it being a bit slow, is that picture/video quality can suffer quite a lot as the networks re-compress stuff on-the-fly.


 
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I'm on O2 and use the BT OpenZone spots a fair bit.

Tell me more.... I'm on O2 as well, but OpenZone always wants me to pay!

is that picture/video quality can suffer quite a lot as the networks re-compress stuff on-the-fly.

True, true... ๐Ÿ™‚


 
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Used the McD's wifi alot why were in france this year, even moving some money from an RBS business account to our Lloyds personal account to do some wine shopping in calais, which cleared instantly even on a Saturday, first time i have really been impressed by it rather than just liking my iphone


 
Posted : 13/09/2010 11:03 am
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Tell me more.... I'm on O2 as well, but OpenZone always wants me to pay!

Should be free use of OpenZone and Cloud hotpots with your contract?

Usually you just get the login page for the OpenZone, click on the O2 logo, enter your O2 phone number and you're done.


 
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Cool, I'll give it a go next time. ๐Ÿ™‚


 
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There's an app for it http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/btfon-wi-fi/id384404559?mt=8

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Posted : 13/09/2010 11:22 am
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It's also free with Vodafone too.

I use it from time to time as not everywhere has 3G or free Wifi areas, I find it a right pain to log in though at times very slow. Once on it's ok though.


 
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Geoffj: my understanding is that the app is for BT Broadband customers only, no?


 
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02 only need to offer wifi in the first place because of their lousy 3G coverage:

[url= http://licensing.ofcom.org.uk/binaries/spectrum/mobile-wireless-broadband/cellular/coverage_maps.pdf ]Link to Ofcom 3G coverage maps[/url]


 
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Well it also keeps load off their network generally - which is a good thing for everyone.
(sitting on full 3G here in Gateshead without issue BTW).

Plus the [I]"magical"[/I] Apple FaceTime only works on wi-fi...


 
Posted : 13/09/2010 12:14 pm