1. How to Add a WiFi hotspot?
To add a new WiFi hotspot, go to the “Add New Wi
Fi” section and follow the instructions. Adding a new point will take no more than 5 minutes.
All you need to know is the network name (SSID), the establishment’s name, and the password if the point requires one.
2. How to View Wi-Fi Point Passwords?
On the map, WiFi hotspot are marked with different colors. Green indicates free WiFi, yellow represents WiFi with a known password, and red denotes WiFi with a password that is unknown.
If you are registered on the website or have one of the apps, you can view the password by clicking on the point. You can then copy the password for use when connecting.
3. How to Find a Specific City?
Country and City Catalog
All countries are listed alphabetically after the map on the main page. Simply select the desired country, then the city, and the service will automatically display it on the map.
Website Search
Above the interactive map, enter the city’s name in the “Enter City or Country” field and click search.
Manually on the Map
You can also find the desired city directly on the map: zoom in to see the city and zoom out to locate the country.
How to Download the Apps
Go to the “Mobile Applications” page and choose the operating system type you need.
iPhone users can download the app from the App Store. Android mobile device owners can download the app from Google Play.
Why Are There No WiFi hotspots in My City?
WiFi Space only displays WiFi hotspots that users have added themselves. If there are no WiFi points on the map of your city, it’s possible that no one has marked them yet, and you can be the first.
If the Wi-Fi Space app doesn’t show WiFi points in your city, check your internet connection.
Differences Between “Free WiFi, “WiFi with a Password,” and “WiFi Without a Password” points
“Free WiFi” (green) – signifies free WiFi without a password.
“WiFi with a Password” (yellow) – represents WiFi points for which users have provided passwords.
“WiFi Without a Password” (red) – indicates points for which no password has been specified, or users have marked the passwords as incorrect.
What Is “Network Name,” and How Does It Differ from “Point Name”?
“Point Name” is the name of the establishment or location where the WiFi point is located, such as a cafe, cinema, university, etc. Users provide this name when adding a point.
“Network Name” is the name of the WiFi network itself.
For example, you may be at a cafe called “Swallow,” but the network there might be named “WiFi free.” “Swallow” is the point’s name, while “WiFi free” is the network’s name.