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Telecom NZ extends Wi-Fi footprint with Auckland Transport d

Published: Sat 31 May 2014 06:04 PM
Auckland Transport imposes stingy restrictions on its customers using the Wi-Fi network installed at railway stations and, soon, bus terminals and ferry wharves.
However, there's good news for Telecom NZ mobile customers. The company tells me the Auckland Transport network is effectively aTelecom NZ nationwide mobile hot-spot network extension.
Telecom NZ mobile customers will be able to use the Auckland Transport hot-spots in the same way they can use the rest of the company's Wi-Fi network. Which means they can use up to 1GB of data a day on the network.
Adding Auckland Transport locations to the Telecom NZ Wi-Fi network means there will be considerably more coverage in New Zealand's biggest city. Telecom NZ says it now has almost 1000 hot-spots nationwide.
Cutting a deal with Auckland Transport gives Telecom NZ an opportunity to let customers of rival cellular networks get a taste of its Wi-Fi network.
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