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New York Times: How Not to Pay the Price for Free Wi-Fi

by Dan Garcia | Jul 3, 2014 | Blog, Resources/How-Tos, Someone Could Listen | 0 comments

This is an important guide for those of us who need to balance the (often) conflicting desires to make use of a free WiFi service and maintain our privacy. It has four great suggestions we endorse.

Read the article here

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