Broadband on the move with BT Wi-fi

Unlimited FREEmake it easier than ever to get online for free, without eating into your mobile phone or tablet access with all BT broadband packages

hotspots

When you buy any BT broadband package you receive unlimited FREE access to the world's largest wi-fi network with BT Wi-fi (the new name for BT Openzone and BT FON).

Say goodbye to restrictive mobile phone data allowances and hello to a brave new world of unlimited Internet on the move. Connect to the Internet at public wireless broadband access points called 'hotspots' – just like the way you connect wirelessly at home. Easy peasy.

Access millions of hotspots on the move

Get online using your laptop, netbook, smartphone or tablet free at over 5 million public wireless hotspots in the UK and 3 million more around the world.
Hotspots where you want them – coffee shops, high streets, shopping centres, pubs & bars, train stations, airports, city centres and homes.
It's a cinch to use – just look out for 'BT Wi-fi' in the list of available networks on your device, click connect and away you go¹

Find your nearest UK hotspot

View the international hotspots available

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Free Wi-Fi on the go

Free wi-fi whenever, wherever

Our new iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows and Blackberry apps make it easier than ever to get online free, without eating into your mobile phone download allowance no matter which device you choose – we'll even log you in automatically when you're in a BT Wi-fi hotspot. Just search "BT Wi-fi" in the App store, Android marketplace, Windows marketplace or Blackberry App World.

uSwitch Broadband Awards winner Winner – Best Wi-fi Service
uSwitch Broadband Awards 2012

Award Winning wi-fi

In February 2012, uSwitch awarded BT Openzone and BT FON (now known as BT Wi-fi) the 'Winner Best wi-fi service' at the uSwitch Awards 2012

"With BT Openzone and BT Fon offering millions of people quick and easy wireless access at home and out and about, our judging panel saw BT as being streets ahead when it came to Wi-Fi service."