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<h3>We are making the world's Wi-Fi networks social</h3> <div class="indent"> Founded in December of 2011 in Berlin www.wifis.org helps neighbors to get in touch through their Wi-Fi network.<br> It's easy, social and free. Give it a shot and let us know what you think. </div> <h3>About us</h3>  <div class="indent"> <b>Team:</b> {0}<br> <b>Supporter:</b> {1} </div><h3>Contact us</h3> <div class="indent"> Your feedback and support is very much appreciated: {2} Mail us to {3} {4} Write to our Wi-Fi: {5} {6} Follow us on {7} {8} Like us on {9} {10} Circle and +1 us on {11} {12} Follow our {13} </div>

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<h3 name="why">Why would I change the name of my Wi-Fi network?</h3> <div class="indent"> <p> You don’t just change the name (SSID) of your Wi-Fi network. By setting up your own wifis.org url (like <a href="/example">www.wifis.org/example</a>), you’ll give anyone in your Wi-Fi range the opportunity to contact you without them knowing who you are and where you live. Friendly neighbors might invite you to have a beer or ask you to share your internet access for a monthly payment. </p> <p> wifis.org is a new way of getting in touch with people around you. Be part of the community. <a href="/p/login">Join us.</a> </p> </div> <h3>What does it cost me?</h3> <div class="indent"> <p>Absolutely nothing. wifis.org is and will always be a free service.</p> </div> <h3>How do I set up an account and register my own url?</h3> <div class="indent"> <p>Follow these steps:</p> <ol> <li><a href="/p/login">Log in</a> with your Google or Facebook account.</li> <li>Choose your wifis.org url.</li> <li>Go to the settings of your wireless router or modem.</li> <li>Change your wifi network’s name to your wifis.org url. (You need to change the SSID of your wireless router or modem.)</li> <li>Your wifi network should look like this now: <a href="/example">wifis.org/example</a></li> <li>Oh, and while you’re at it, make sure your Wi-Fi network is visible and secured with a password.</li> </ol> <p>That’s all you have to do. Everyone within your Wi-Fi coverage will now be able to contact you by entering your wifis.org url in their browser window.</p> </div> <h3>Can anyone use wifis.org?</h3> <div class="indent"> <p>Of course! All you have to know is how to change the name (SSID) of your Wi-Fi network. Obviously, your wireless router or modem has to support characters like ‘/’ and ‘.’. Please <a href="/p/about">let us know</a>, if you run into troubles.</p> </div> <h3>How secure is wifis.org?</h3> <div class="indent"> <p>wifis.org is 100% anonymous and secure!</p> <ul> <li>You or your Wi-Fi network cannot be located through our website.</li> <li>Your email address, your wifis.org ID and your messages are being securely saved in order to provide our service. Of course, none of your data will ever be exposed to third parties.</li> <li>We only support logins with Facebook (<a href="https://www.facebook.com/help/405977429438260" target="_blank" title="More information about facebook login">?</a>) and Google (<a href="http://www.google.com/support/accounts/bin/answer.py?answer=112802" target="_blank" title="More information about google login">?</a>) at this time. Rest assured that we will never know, save or lose your password.</li> </ul> <p>Further information can be found in our <a href="/p/tos">Terms Of Service</a>.</p> </div>

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<b>wifis.org only allows login with your existing Google or Facebook account. The two main reasons are:<br></b> <ol> <li> <b style="color: #333">Your comfort:</b> You don’t have to fill out any registration forms or confirm your email address. </li> <li> <b style="color: #333">Your privacy and security:</b> Since we don’t know or store your password or any personal information, we can guarantee that we will never lose your data. Further information about these secure login methods can be found at {0} or {1}. </li> </ol>

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