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Tata DoCoMo launch free Public Wi-Fi at Bombay Stock Exchange area

Tata DoCoMo, the telecom arm of TATA Sons, launch their Free Public Wi-Fi network in Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) area today. Hon�ble Communication & Information, Law & Justice minister inaugurated the public Wi-Fi Service in BSE.

Now a days we see many Companies come forward to provide Free Public Wi-Fi networks across key locations in Indian cities. This move is consumer friendly move. Upcoming 4G threat was also an issue behind the surging of Wi-Fi networks.

People visiting Bombay Stock Exchange area can access the Wi-Fi network by simply logging in with their mobile number. However, the company didn’t shared the free data limit at its public Wi-Fi networks. We’re expecting that Tata DoCoMo will have a cap for Free users, this will help them to convert some users to opt for paid data packs as they do at other Wi-Fi locations.

Alex

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