MTA cuts the cord with free Wi-Fi service over 'low usage'

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has turned off free Wi-Fi service in its buses this month because of low usage.

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Jan 30, 2023, 8:18 AM

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MTA cuts the cord with free Wi-Fi service over 'low usage'

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has turned off free Wi-Fi service in its buses this month because of low usage.

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