Finding wifi in one of the countries within in the E.U may soon be as easy as opening up your smartphone and logging into a free network called “Wifi4EU”. Last Friday, the European Council approved a proposal that will roll out free, high-speed internet for “every European village and every city” by 2020. The EU has already set aside $129 million to pay for it and expects up to 8,000 communities to sign up.
The EU is rolling out free wifi in all cities and towns by 2020
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