This map reveals Wi-Fi passwords at airports around the world
The map is updated regularly
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Anil Polat, a travel blogger and computer security engineer, is doing the world a solid by creating an interactive map -- which he regularly updates -- that reveals the Wi-Fi passwords of dozens of airports around the world.
Click on an airport on the map to see both the password and the Wi-Fi's location.
Polat, who hopes to visit every country in the world, has a blog called foXoMad, which aims to help people "travel smarter." His WiFox map is updated regularly, based on verified information submitted by travelers.
It's available in iOS, Android, and Google Play.
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