Typical public Wi‑Fi

Many public Wi‑Fi networks, such as in cafés or transit systems, do not provide a secure, encrypted connection. Instead, they rely on individual websites and apps to encrypt or protect the data you share.

If you’re using a typical public network to visit an encrypted website or app, your information is protected. However, when visiting a non-encrypted website or app, you're not protected, which means that someone else could see your activity or steal your personal information.

Link Secure Wi‑Fi

The Link Wi‑Fi app connects you to Link’s secure network, encrypting your connection on every website and app out there. This means you're protected from others seeing your information, whether you’re browsing, logging in, or anything else—even for sites and apps that are not encrypted themselves.