Tuesday 10 February 2026 marks Safer Internet Day , a nationwide campaign that brings together schools, families, organisations, and communities to promote a safer and more positive online world for children and young people. At Friendly WiFi , we are proud to be a registered supporter of Safer Internet Day and to play our part in raising awareness of the importance of online safety across public spaces. Why Safer Internet Day matters Safer Internet Day is an opportunity to

Leading the way in providing safe and family-friendly digital connectivity Friendly WiFi is delighted to announce that The Hepworth Wakefield has achieved official Friendly WiFi Certification, demonstrating the gallery’s ongoing commitment to creating a safe, inclusive and family-friendly environment both on-site and online. Located in the heart of Yorkshire, The Hepworth Wakefield is one of the UK’s leading art galleries, welcoming hundreds of thousands of visitors each year

The Friendly WiFi team will be at Connected Britain this week at London ExCeL (Wednesday & Thursday), and we’d love the opportunity to...

Friendly WiFi is delighted to welcome Calix as the newest member of its Approved Partner Programme. Calix is the only company delivering...

We are thrilled to announce that leading networking technology provider Zyxel Networks has taken the step to become an Approved Partner...

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We are excited to announce our collaboration with Newcastle City Council as they embark on an ambitious project to expand their public...

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On World WiFi Day 2025, new research has revealed what passengers are doing most when connected to onboard train WiFi—and the answer...