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What is Verizon Wi-Fi? Verizon Wi-Fi* is a service that enables qualified Verizon High Speed Internet subscribers to access the Internet at thousands of public places known as Wi-Fi hotspots. This wireless service is not intended to be used from your home, but to be used while on-the-go.

Stuck in an airport while traveling? Verizon Wi-Fi users can verify the airport is a Verizon Wi-Fi hotspot and connect to the Internet in minutes.

Planning a vacation or RV trip? Use the hotspot search capabilities of Verizon Wi-Fi to ensure you'll have campgrounds or motels where you can connect to the Internet at no additional charge.

Not traveling? You can enjoy Verizon Wi-Fi hotspots in local coffee shops or bookstores where you can sip a latte while you read your email or surf the Internet. Thousands of coffee shops, airports, hotels, campgrounds, restaurants, and retailers provide Internet access as Verizon Wi-Fi hotspots.

*Verizon Wi-Fi is available with select High Speed Internet packages and in designated locations only. The service requires Windows Vista or Windows XP 32-bit with Service Pack 3. Verizon Wi-Fi is not available on Macintosh, Windows XP 64-bit, or Windows 7 operating systems.