You’ll find them in coffee shops, airports (and even airplanes), hotels, libraries, bookstores, and many more locations. WiFi is even available in some campgrounds — you can now check e-mail and weather forecasts from the privacy of your own sleeping bag.

These WiFi hotspots allow us to access information, complete work assignments, and stay connected in places other than the home or office. We can access the Internet through our laptops, phones, or even some MP3 players or video game devices. With proper planning, you’ll never be out of the Internet’s long reach.

While the possibilities are endless, so are the security concerns. One of the best things about WiFi is that it is readily available to the public … but that means it is also readily available to hackers. Here are a few security and performance tips to make your WiFi experience better.
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