04-05-2012 16:38 - edited 04-05-2012 16:46
04-05-2012 16:38 - edited 04-05-2012 16:46
Our O2 Wifi is getting stronger and faster every day!
We’ve announced a partnership to provide Costa, the UK’s largest coffee shop chain, with free O2 Wifi. Yippee! Now you can enjoy sipping that delicious coffee or tea while staying connected to the free internet
More info at O2 News Centre and O2 Blog. What other locations would you like to see our O2 Wifi next?
08-05-2012 15:04
08-05-2012 15:04
@Anonymous wrote:
Costa customers will be given access to 30 minutes free Wi-Fi, with Costa Coffee Club members able to access unlimited Wi-Fi for free.
As O2 offer free wifi on their network will the 30 min rule apply to them?
O2 Wifi is free however with our partnership with Costa, you can use the first 30 mins for free each day and if you wish to stay online for longer than 30 mins, you can join the Coffee Club membership.
04-05-2012 16:46
more rural locations like village halls and small independant pubs
04-05-2012 16:50
You are a dreamer Adam. Looked into this for our church hall which is used by various national organisations and for day conference meetings. Shall we say it was not cost effective.
04-05-2012 17:01
04-05-2012 17:01
!. Ask Costa to reduce their overpriced coffee or make the cups bigger!
2. Let's have O2 wifi in all airports, making stop-overs and delays easier to bear:smileyhappy:
04-05-2012 17:12
@adamtemp64 wrote:
more rural locations like village halls and small independant pubs
My local shopping centre is now swamped with O2 WiFi.....O2 shop, Tesco and now Costa...all less than 50 metres from each other.
05-05-2012 16:02
05-05-2012 16:02
Costa customers will be given access to 30 minutes free Wi-Fi, with Costa Coffee Club members able to access unlimited Wi-Fi for free.
As O2 offer free wifi on their network will the 30 min rule apply to them?
05-05-2012 16:07
05-05-2012 16:07
I'm not too sure how they could differentiate between mere customers, Costa members or any O2 user unless they have some sophisticated means of recognising you are using the O2 network? And would that pick up on ported numbers?
05-05-2012 16:09 - edited 05-05-2012 16:10
Don't they use the MAC address of your phone to identify you. That's how BT Openzone works. Your device is recorded in your O2 Wifi account.
05-05-2012 16:22
05-05-2012 16:22
Sounds feasible but I suppose it's easy to put to the test. .....Coffee anyone?
08-05-2012 15:04
08-05-2012 15:04
@Anonymous wrote:
Costa customers will be given access to 30 minutes free Wi-Fi, with Costa Coffee Club members able to access unlimited Wi-Fi for free.
As O2 offer free wifi on their network will the 30 min rule apply to them?
O2 Wifi is free however with our partnership with Costa, you can use the first 30 mins for free each day and if you wish to stay online for longer than 30 mins, you can join the Coffee Club membership.