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Be free with free unlimited WiFi

27 May 2012

 

You can now take your Sky Broadband Unlimited out and about with WiFi Hotspots from The Cloud*.  Get online with unlimited WiFi on your smartphone, laptop or tablet.

 

If you have Sky Broadband Unlimited, Connect or Fibre, you can stay online at one of the thousands of Cloud WiFi Hotspots for free. It’s easy to Sign Up. And you won’t have to worry about exceeding your mobile data allowance, as usage is unlimited.

 

It’s designed to be brilliantly easy. Just download the Sky Cloud Wifi app, sign up once and register up to six wireless enabled devices, such as smartphones, tablets and laptops. Then you’ll be able to automatically connect to free unlimited access whenever you’re in range of a Cloud WiFi Hotspot, allowing you to stay online at popular high street locations such as PizzaExpress, Caffé Nero and JD Wetherspoons, and selected train stations.

 

Send those last-minute emails while waiting for your train, or even your pizza. Check show times or directions in a hotspot. See what’s on while you’re tucking into a fresh baguette. Read your online paper. Organise your calendar.  Set up your Sky+ recordings using Sky Remote Record**. Or, if you have Sky Go***, catch TV from Sky over a well-earned coffee and cake. In fact, when you’r e in a Cloud WiFi Hotspot, you can be as online as much as you like.

 

To find out where to get online with your nearest Cloud WiFi locations, take a look at our Hotspots Finder.


 

 

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Here's the legal bit

Sky WiFi

For Sky Broadband Unlimited/Connect/Unlimited Fibre customers. Available on 6 registered devices. Experience varies by location and number of users. App for Apple devices with iOS 5.1 or later and compatible Android devices with OS 2.2.2 and later or 4.x.

1% of Cloud Hotspots have maximum download speeds of 5 or 10 Mbps per device. Acceptable Use Policy applies. Further terms apply. Correct at 21/03/13