Will this work on free wifi in a building? null

Yes. . . .and no. You'll get a better signal, but you won't be aitomatically connected. Even free wifi uses passwords

Yes, as long as it is installed within range of the existing WiFi network, it can be used to extend the signal. Please note that it will not create a separate, private network - it will simply extend the existing one.

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Yes. . . .and no. You'll get a better signal, but you won't be aitomatically connected. Even free wifi uses passwords
Answered by Lennyga 3 years ago
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Yes, as long as it is installed within range of the existing WiFi network, it can be used to extend the signal. Please note that it will not create a separate, private network - it will simply extend the existing one.
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