Internet Access Woes Lead to Creative Ways to Access the Web

According to the Pew Research Center,  one out of every four people in the U.S. does not have internet access at home.  Additionally, many Americans who do have WiFi or internet access are having problems connecting due to bandwidth issues.

If this describes your situation, you may want to do what many are doing, while simultaneously practicing social distancing.  Since internet access has been intermittent for some people with service at home, they've been traveling to the nearest business that has free wi-fi and connecting wirelessly from the business's parking lot.

Del Mar College in Corpus Christi, Texas provides its students with information as to where they can get free wi-fi

Here's a link (below) that shows a local map of Free Buffalo Wi-Fi Hotspots; all you have to do is type in Buffalo, NY as your location or elsewhere if you're not in Buffalo and all of the Free Wi-Fi Hotspots will be listed for that area.

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