WiFree connect

20/04/2019

19/04/2019

Engage your customers at a personal level by offering one-click access to your free WiFi via Facebook, Twitter, email and other popular social sites. Gain actionable insights into who your customers are, including their age, gender, location, interests, and what they like, all on WiFree Connect platform.

15/04/2019

we understand the power that lies within your free WiFi, exploit its full capcity and grow your business by

12/04/2019

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28/02/2019

Free WiFi can be used as a free Analytics and marketing platform.... call us to function-analyze and functionalize your free WiFi today.

14/01/2019

As business what returns do you get from your free WiFi? let WiFree connect turn your expense into a revenue source

A wireless Internet company that enables businesses monetize and manage their Wi-Fi networks,

14/01/2019

Offering free customer WiFi can attract new business, encourage reviews and other customer-generated content, and generally increases both sales and customer satisfaction. Wondering how? contact us at WiFree connect for more information.

13/01/2019

Most businesses that offer free WiFi are familiar with WiFi seekers who spend as little as possible (or nothing at all), but then sit at a table for hours, taking advantage of your internet access. A customer who buys a cup of coffee and then uses your WiFi for most of the day, hurts your bottom line. Worse, there’s never just one person behaving this way.
These squatters commandeer space that otherwise might serve several customers in the same time period. They may even fill up your business to the point that newcomers leave due to lack of seating.
Fortunatelly WiFree connect offers solutions for every business to offer free WiFi to customers and prevent squatters from hogging precious space in your establishment.

13/01/2019

One of the dangers of using a public Wi-Fi network is that data over this type of open connection is often unencrypted and unsecured, leaving you vulnerable to a man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack. What is an MITM? It’s when a cybercriminal exploits a security flaw in the network to intercept data.
Essentially, this gives a hacker access to sniff out any information that passes between you and the websites you visit — details of browsing activities, account logins, and purchase transactions. Your sensitive information, such as passwords and financial data, are then vulnerable to identity theft.