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6 public places in PH with free Wi-Fi starting next week

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We’ve recently reported about DOST’s plan to populate the entire country with wireless hotspots by the end of the year, and they’re kickstarting the project this month. Initially starting with four wireless hotspots, GMA News reports six specific locations around Metro Manila that will have free public Wi-Fi starting next week. Find out where after the break.

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These are the places with free public Wi-Fi starting July 24, 2015:

  1. Quezon Memorial Circle
  2. Quezon City Hall
  3. SSS East Avenue
  4. LTO East Avenue
  5. PCA Bldg., PHILCOA
  6. Rizal Park, Manila

Do take note that per area, the hotspot could only accommodate up to 300 users with 50MB of allocated data per day.

Eventually, we will be having free public Wi-FI in the following areas:

Public Plazas and Parks
Public Primary and Secondary Central Schools
Public Libraries
Rural Health Units & Government Hospitals
State Universities & Colleges
Train Stations of the MRT and LRT systems
Airports and Seaports
City and Municipal Halls
National Government Offices

The Philippine government reportedly allotted Php1.4 billion for this project alone since research from World Bank shows that a country’s progression is faster when it goes along with the technological advancements. The study shows that an increase of 10% in national connectivity yields an extra 1.38% in GDP (gross domestic product).

Stay tuned as we wait for more announcements as to where we could have access to free Internet nationwide.

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edh kau nalang · 11 years ago

laging inuuna ang long ga
ng mga buwaya magnanakaw at mayayabang

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Government Stupid · 11 years ago

Ok snatcher and Holdaper be ready sa mga nasabing lugar sigurado tiba tiba kayo hahahahaha….

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Alvs Santos · 11 years ago

“Do take note that per area, the hotspot could only accommodate up to 300 users with 50MB of allocated data per day.”

– eto yung winning statement!

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Ted Reyes Olaya Bakla · 11 years ago

Pang low quality gay porn. Yeba!

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denise · 11 years ago

the free wi-fi connection is not intended for heavy users, thus the allocation of just 50 MB per user for email checking, incident reports, minor posts and emergency. Wag mashadong umasa yung mga hayok sa downloads sa free internet na to dahil hindi ito intended para sa inyo.

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Justin · 11 years ago

Salamat DOST at naalala mo kaming mga taga-south.

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jimmy castillo · 11 years ago

bakit sa GMA at Luzon ka agad meron mindanao PALAGING HULI.

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c · 11 years ago

Anong gagawin mo sa 50mb per day

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monsor b. terro · 11 years ago

Makakadownload na din ng ilang scandal yun na pixelated. Ahihi!

Saka ilang nude photos na din maisisend sa ka SOP / CYBER6. Haha!

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Czaril · 11 years ago

Sa EDSA dapat ang free WiFi para wala nang magreklamo sa traffic.

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monsor b. terro · 11 years ago

Tama! Haha. Naisip mo yun? Baka ang mangyari pa eh magreklamo ang mga commuters kapag walang trapik. Haha!

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Digest · 11 years ago

Alam naman natin na palusot lang yang mga project na ganyan para malabas ang “funds” ng gobyerno. Its just an excuse, siyempre mabagal kase pang tapal nga lang eh. Tapos yung mga nakikinabang, naka handusay sa maldives. Sarap ng buhay…

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monsor b. terro · 11 years ago

masarap daw ang sorbetes na isinawsaw sa kumukulong bagoong?

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The_Greater_One · 11 years ago

Yap! Try mo pabebe boy! :)

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monsor b. terro · 11 years ago

Ay tya! Talap talap nga. Tly nyo guyt talap!

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Hex · 11 years ago

No to free wifi, it will only increase crimes. Affordable naman na ang mga data plan or promos. May pambili ka nga ng mamahalin gadget tapos pag data wala.

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Gloom Nomad · 11 years ago

Free wifi nga, slow / intermittent connection naman. Sana, before sila nag implement ng ganitong project, improve muna nila yung internet speed ng Pilipinas. I’m pretty sure the government can do something about that if they’re willing to.

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anthony · 11 years ago

Gago mabuti na yun kesa sa wala free na nga lang reklamo ka pa.wala namang pumipilit sayo na gumamit ng free wifi..

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Gloom Nomad · 11 years ago

Eh mas gago pala eh, ano gamit ng free wifi kung mas mabagal pa ang traffic ng data kumpara sa traffic ng edsa?

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denise · 11 years ago

the free wi-fi connection is not intended for heavy users, thus the allocation of just 50 MB per user.

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The_Great_One · 11 years ago

id rather spend a few amount on mobile data to browse or play on my smartphone than to get irirtated on the slow connection ill get with it and also to prevent on jeopardizing my safety against crooks/muggerd/holdapers

sadly, it would have been much better if theyve alloted its budget to more useful needs like health,education,transpo etc….just my opinion though,peace!

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archie · 11 years ago

Alam mo naman ang mga politiko hahanap at hahanap ng paraan para bumango ang pangalan at maka under the table. 1.4billion pesos, imposibleng hindi kumita ang mga buwaya sa gobyerno.

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The_ Greater_One · 11 years ago

They already have allotted budget for those you mentioned. What we need to hope is that they won’t use the budget for personal gains.

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Freeje · 11 years ago

Once China runs the country then it will be free unlimited wifi everywhere.

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ReyKaty · 11 years ago

You can not post freely on Facebook, Twitter and all other social websites not under Beijing’s thumb. I won’t be surprised if they ban all private internet just to stop dissent

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anonymous · 11 years ago

nasaan yung SSS “Easy Avenue”?

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antianon · 11 years ago

You can say that in a nicer way. pffff

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sonny · 11 years ago

Snatchers get ready.

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