BT Wi-fi

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BT Wi-fiOwner| BT Group

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Industry| Telecommunications
URL| www.btwifi.com
Commercial| Yes
Current status| Active

BT Wi-fi is a wi-fi hotspot service provided by BT Group for the UK. It was established following a rebranding of the former BT Openzone and BT Fon, bringing both of the services under one name until the Fon partnership ended.[1] It supports the BT Consumer division. It is the UK's largest wi-fi network[2] with more than 5 million hotspots in the UK.

## References[edit]

1. ^ "BT Wi-fi is the new name for BT Openzone and BT Fon". BT Wi-fi. Retrieved 3 February 2016.
2. ^ "BT WiFi". BT WiFi.

## External links[edit]

* BT Wi-fi website

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* BT Consumer
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* BT Marine
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* Madasafish
* merged into Plusnet
* Manx Telecom
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* Open....

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* BT Broadband
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* BT Fusion
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* Merlin M4000

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* Adastral Park
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* BT Centre
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* Red telephone box
* KX telephone boxes
* LinkUK

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* Anchor telephone exchange
* Bletchley Park
* CS Sovereign
* Horwood House
* Kingsway telephone exchange
* Leafield Technical Centre
* Mondial House
* Stag Lane Aerodrome
* Marland House
* Telephone House
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* Portishead Radio
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* Microwave network
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* TAT-9
* TAT-14
* CANTAT-2
* SAT-2
* UK-Belgium 5

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* BT 21CN
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* BT Speaking Clock
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* Cable jetting
* Customer Service System
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* Digital Access Carrier System
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* System X
* System Y
* ADSL Max
* Redcare
* 1-5-7-1
* YouView

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* Digital Access Signalling System 1
* Digital Private Network Signalling System
* Fixed-Mobile Convergence Alliance
* Go!Messenger
* International Packet Switched Service
* NHSnet
* N3 (NHS)
* Packet Switch Stream
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* TXE
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* BT Archives
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