What is "Verizon WiFi" at LAX?

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Not sure where the best place for this question goes.  While in Los Angeles' airport recently, I noticed there's a WiFi network there called "Verizon WiFi" or some such.  Can't find anything on the website about it.  Is this something any Verizon customer can get while in certain airports?  I did not try to use it.  There was a free WiFi service available at LAX which was at the top of the list of WiFi networks, but it wanted me to give them personal information so they could send me spam (ugh) so I just used cellular service while waiting for my flight.

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I'm not a Verizon employee, just another customer trying to help.
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Yes, you can find Verizon Wi-Fi at some airports, as Verizon offers public Wi-Fi hotspots in certain locations including many major airports, allowing you to connect to the network when traveling; however, not all airports have Verizon Wi-Fi available. To use Verizon Wi-Fi at an airport, simply connect to the "Verizon Wi-Fi" network on your device at no cost.

 

-Cynthia

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Yes, you can find Verizon Wi-Fi at some airports, as Verizon offers public Wi-Fi hotspots in certain locations including many major airports, allowing you to connect to the network when traveling; however, not all airports have Verizon Wi-Fi available. To use Verizon Wi-Fi at an airport, simply connect to the "Verizon Wi-Fi" network on your device at no cost.

 

-Cynthia

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