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Data security in public Wi-Fi networks.

In a world where every interaction moves online, protecting your information in public spaces matters more than ever. Part of our daily communication flows through public Wi-Fi networks in libraries, hospitals, cafés, hotels, and other communal venues.

Those networks must stay secure and comply with the national public network standard. WiFi.ee has championed safer Wi-Fi across Estonia since 2004. We encourage organisations to maintain their networks, award orange badges to secure hotspots, and keep a database of verified and pending Wi-Fi areas.

📄 Public Wi-Fi standard (PDF)

Veljo Haamer

Founder of WiFi.ee, recipient of the Order of the White Star IV class

Mission

WiFi.ee mission

WiFi.ee verifies that public networks meet the national public Wi-Fi standard. Compliant networks receive a badge that gives visitors confidence.

Why audit and maintain networks?

In public networks it is critical that strangers cannot reach information that belongs to you. Networks must be configured to the standard and the venue must comply with regulations.

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Data security
Unauthorized people cannot access your information.
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Fair bandwidth
Internet speed is shared fairly between all visitors.
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Isolation
Visitors cannot see other users or devices on the network.
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Responsibility
Every visitor accepts responsibility when entering the network.

Contact us

Need urgent support? Our Wi-Fi emergency line guides you through restoring a secure network and connects you directly with our experts.

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The WiFi area database is a collective effort. These contributors help keep locations up to date, and everyone is welcome to join in by adding new places, correcting details, and improving the map for the next visitor.