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Story: Wi-Fi operator launches automatic sign-on tool

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Posted by: 1000274219 (Saturday 10 May 2008, 10:16 PM)

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Cloud have yet again got their heads up the ar*e

Wow, and shame about the titanic!!!

This software was out years ago, it was called Access Manager and BT gave it away on their BT Openzone website, they since revised it and now called mobile express - and still free as I understand.

When is someone going to buy up the cloud for £2.50 (over priced) and shut them down? 70% of their hotspots are pubs! And most of those don't work (I've travelled on business a lot and cannot destest them enough, in case you didn't guess.? Cloud suck!

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