I travel pretty regularly for work and where I’m at right now is beyond pathetic. It would be nice to compare users experience with internet speed when making a booking decision.

To add to that the overall internet “experience” could be a rating. Some places I stay have decent speed but they boot you off every 6 hours. Some make it extra difficult to log in. Some sneak access in as an optional extra. Some do all three.

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      They don’t care enough to monitor what you’re doing. That’s money they won’t spend, generally they don’t even want to spend on necessary things if nobody’s going to sue and/or die from it. That said, treat it like an open network and take your own security precautions because theirs will be minimal.

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        I wish I could do that but I need a special certificate… So I bring an extra phone that does basically the same.

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      I’d much rather just use a hotspot or something if I could. I don’t trust the other guests, and I wouldn’t trust the big hotel chains not to monetize your traffic in some way.

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        When I traveled to Sri Lanka, one hotel didnt have isolated devices active.

        Had some fun with another guest that used the android casting by remote controlling the volume ;)