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		<title>Share your WiFi and earn with Fon</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[FON is a company, which offers wireless access. Unlike many commercial providers, like T-Mobile, it adopts a more social tone.
FON allows people to buy a wireless router from them for €30. They then share their WiFi with other Fon users and gain access to other Fon users&#8217; connections.
Whilst many FON users are in residential areas, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.fon.com/en/">FON</a> is a company, which offers wireless access. Unlike many commercial providers, like T-Mobile, it adopts a more social tone.</p>
<p>FON allows people to buy a wireless router from them for €30. They then share their WiFi with other Fon users and gain access to other Fon users&#8217; connections.</p>
<p>Whilst many FON users are in residential areas, a few exist in public and commercial ones; there are dozens in Central London. This may rise as BT now integrates FON in their &#8216;Home Hub&#8217; routers. Neuf Cegetel made a similar move.</p>
<p><span id="more-10740"></span>They run a scheme which allows their users to profit. They can charge non-FON users a nominal fee to use their WiFi, so it could be extremely profitable in a central location!</p>
<p>La Fonera, the name of their router, transmits two SSIDs. One is encrypted, for your own private use, and one is open, for others to connect to.</p>
<p>If you&#8217;re interested, leave a comment to that effect and I can send you a promocode to get a €10 discount on the router.</p>

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