We just got word from the Department of Science and Technology – Information and Communication Technology Office (DOST-ICT) that the pilot testing for the free public Wi-Fi has already commenced and that the first batch of wireless hotspots will be made available to the public starting next week.
The recent announcement is in line with the promise that DOST made back in March wherein the government agency stated that the initial roll out of the Free Public Wi-Fi will start on July.
DOST is planning to put up thousands of wireless hotspots in public areas across the country to serve 105,000 concurrent users before the end of 2015. The agency started with four (4) wireless hotspots that were installed in Quezon Memorial Circle near the fountain area.
According to the agency, these wireless hotspots will be made available to the public starting on July 24 in line accordance with the celebration of the National Science and Technology Week (NSTW) happening on July 24 until July 28.
The Free Public Wi-Fi project will have a minimum speed of 256kbps and will be subjected to Fair Use Policy (FUP) to promote an equitable distribution of the public service. All Free Public Wi-Fi users will be provided with 50MB data allocation per day.
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Grumpy says:
Presumably, this would explain why GLOBE Internet is now even shittier that before?
klky says:
pede na pang check ng war sa coc
Zobel says:
Great! Now I’ll have to unfollow/unfriend more people since I’ll have to put up more with their annoying faces that I will now see everyday. Stupid socialist government.
Freeje says:
So what happens if there are more than the allocated users per wifi hotspot? Speed gets throttled to dial up speeds or slower? Maybe people will find that they they can’t log in.
Zobel says:
The clue is in the data cap.
San goku says:
I hope it’s quality over quantity. Limited lang ang channels. Pag naubos ang 50mb, magdidisconnect din naman sila, yung iba naman makakakonek na.
Easy E says:
50mb sounds reasonable. Sana reliable ang service.
OkYan says:
Ok rin pang check ng FB hehe.