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A public network may be operated by an unknown party. Encryption helps protect traffic, but copied hotspots and fraudulent login pages remain concerns.
Use public Wi-Fi cautiously
A public network may be operated by an unknown party. Encryption helps protect traffic, but copied hotspots and fraudulent login pages remain concerns.
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Verify the network name with the venue, avoid installing offered certificates and use a trusted connection for sensitive account changes when possible.
Know the limits
A hotspot with a familiar venue name is not automatically operated by that venue.
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