Tips for Staying Safe On Public Wi-Fi Hotspots - groovyPost

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Everyone loves free Wi-Fi, before you connect to an open wireless network, though, you should take necessary steps to protect your personal information. I remember traveling to New York for the first time, the hotel I stayed at had a poor Wi-Fi connection.

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