Wi-fi can be a powerful tool and invaluable resource (especially while on the road). While many are familiar with email threats and scams – just how aware of threats and methods to reduce risk while still taking advantage of wireless internet access while roaming are YOU?
Here is a great comprehensive infographic from Secure Data Recovery Services:
How Safe is that Wifi? An infographic by the team at Secure Data Recovery Services
Karma is a peer to peer WiFi sharing network growing like… well, like Karma – across major cities in the USA. Why, might you ask, does that matter if I already have mobile data? Good question!
Operating as a peer to peer system across Sprint’s WiMax network, each user (lets call them nodes) is able to piggy back off each other user. This often allows stronger signals, more throughput and a greater reliability than just single radio units. Note: That’s just like the internet is built – reliable, redundant, and multi-path.
The multi-connection mobile wifi base stations can connect to several devices (usually around 5 before any noticeable impact) so you only require a single data connection for all your devices – this can save you piles of $! The base stations are less than $100 to purchase outright and include 100MB data to get started. Additional data may be purchased for $14/GB (and less for larger volumes).
Better yet – your data never expires! There are NO on-going fees or monthly account charges. If you don’t use it – it does not cost a cent. This is a great feature for occasional travellers, those with many devices (especially wifi only) who want an economical way to access the internet when out and about (without having to sit in a cafe or buy a burger!)
When others peer to your Karma network you get an extra 100MB of data (good Karma!) There are no sharing log-ins required, no security issues, and you data is never shared (unless you specially allow it) so it costs you nothing – but gains you more Karma!
Check out Karma today – with your initial purchase of their tiny wifi device (smaller than a hockey puck) you get 100MB of data to try it out. They have a no questions asked, 100% refund policy – so if it does not work to your satisfaction, and basically add to your Karma – send it back… But like me, I think you’ll want to keep it and grow Karma!
Each friend who you refer that signs up gets 500MB of extra data and so do you – that said, please check out Karma using our referral link! Let us know how you go… Enjoy!
P.S. Wanna save $30 on the device? StackSocial is selling them for only $69 until late 4th of July. Act quickly!
