“Hackers can steal all kinds of private information from every connected phone in the vicinity through free WiFi!” This was a scene from this year’s 3·15 Gala. Since public WiFi isn’t secure, what should we do when traveling abroad?
Nowadays, traveling overseas is quite common. Even if you’re not going to expensive places like Europe, a trip to Hong Kong is always an option. After incidents like “getting charged 3,900 yuan for posting three Weibo posts abroad,” everyone knows how costly it can be to use mobile data overseas. Therefore, connecting to safe WiFi and browsing happily is really important. The reasons for the difficulty in choosing are many—let’s unravel them to find out how we can enjoy browsing freely while abroad.
Usually, we buy data packages before going abroad, but different countries require different SIM cards. If you’ve chosen a “10-country Eastern and Western Europe 15-day tour,” then you’ll need to prepare ten SIM cards. This is not only cumbersome but also not environmentally friendly. Some travel enthusiasts opt to purchase short-term data packages from local carriers abroad, but most require a number change, and some phones even need to be SIM-cut. And if you go to a strict country like Japan, you’ll need to provide various documents to get things done smoothly.
With the explosive growth of outbound tourism, having access to the internet abroad has become an essential need for travelers, driven by the widespread adoption of smart devices and the rise in leisure awareness. As smart devices become more integrated and big data applications expand, tech-driven service providers are entering the travel industry, reshaping the outbound tourism market. If more and more consumers find themselves stuck in awkward situations with limited or no data access, it would definitely be a failure on the part of the tech service providers in the industry.
China Uton has now set its sights on the outbound data access service, leveraging over a decade of technical expertise in the communications field. With XiaoMan WiFi, it is entering the communications market. Starting from the users’ fundamental needs, it offers high-quality software and hardware services, aiming to deliver a truly great overseas internet experience for consumers.
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