Economic Reporter :
aamra”Free Wi-Fi hotspot are going to be available in more than 1500 locations across the country by 2016. With no caps, no restrictions, no conditions, and no ‘Fair Usage Policy’, the internet service is going to be absolutely free.
Users will be able to browse as much as they want, to any website they want, for as long as they wish at the hotspots. Currently, the service is available at 350+ locations in Dhaka, Chittagong, and Sylhet.
At the “aamra”Wi-Fi hotspots, all smartphone users become automatically eligible for “aamra”Free Wi-Fi service. The hotspots are currently available at most frequently visited locations at metropolitans like restaurants, coffee shops, university campuses, shopping malls and regular hangout places. As of January 2016, cafeterias of 10 public and private university campuses in Dhaka and Chittagong have been connected to “aamra”Wi-Fi, with 25 more campuses in the pipeline to be connected by February 2016.
‘We realize that the vast number of young population in the country is the key to making the dream of Digital Bangladesh a reality in the coming years.
aamra”Free Wi-Fi hotspot are going to be available in more than 1500 locations across the country by 2016. With no caps, no restrictions, no conditions, and no ‘Fair Usage Policy’, the internet service is going to be absolutely free.
Users will be able to browse as much as they want, to any website they want, for as long as they wish at the hotspots. Currently, the service is available at 350+ locations in Dhaka, Chittagong, and Sylhet.
At the “aamra”Wi-Fi hotspots, all smartphone users become automatically eligible for “aamra”Free Wi-Fi service. The hotspots are currently available at most frequently visited locations at metropolitans like restaurants, coffee shops, university campuses, shopping malls and regular hangout places. As of January 2016, cafeterias of 10 public and private university campuses in Dhaka and Chittagong have been connected to “aamra”Wi-Fi, with 25 more campuses in the pipeline to be connected by February 2016.
‘We realize that the vast number of young population in the country is the key to making the dream of Digital Bangladesh a reality in the coming years.
