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A study by Norton has highlighted that 87% of their respondents from all over the world have potentially put their information at risk while on public Wi-Fi. Not cool, is it? 

Smart users are ever more looking for a free WiFi – thus, it comes as no surprise that most of the venues from shopping malls to airports or even bus stops are now not only providing the access to the free Internet but also learning new techniques on how to use it for their own benefit.

Wi-Fi is a good promotional tool for any service establishment, be it food or retail, because it works as a catalyst for sales, but you can go far beyond just selling extra coffee or sandwiches.

Having an Internet anytime anywhere is not surprising anymore and shouldn’t a problem while traveling or working. But let’s check what is happening in the world’s most populous country – China.