Word Free Decentralized WI-FI Network with Blocking Engine.
World Wi-Fi is a global decentralized Wi-Fi network based on private routers that are usually residential routers. Each router owner can share their surplus Wi-Fi capacity, allow guests to connect and share the capacity and in the process earn coins for this shared capacity. In the end, everyone wins: while guest users get free Internet access, routers generate revenue and advertisers reach their target audience. World Wi-Fi is a global project built by the community.
Features
Guest locator:
Connect to a secure, secure point of Internet and Wi-Fi access and display your ads by changing the free wifi connection.
Router owners:
They provide secure Internet access via WiFi guest access points and accept payment from advertisers.
Advertisers:
Displays ads that reach the target audience through the way owners have ads that make payments to senders' owners.
Challenges and solutions.
Mission
The Internet is important for a variety of reasons, and it affects and facilitates almost every aspect of modern life. A vision in society has evolved that access to the Internet is one of a person's civil rights. The UN Human Rights Council adopted a resolution condemning any state that blocks or restricts Internet access to its citizens. At the same time, a large part of the world's population of more than 7.6 billion people still does not have access to the Internet. In most cases, those who have it must pay for it. The monthly cost of residential internet with a connection speed of 10 Mb/s in different countries varies from $ 3.40 to $ 197.70. An average monthly subscription fee in the world is approximately $30. If the Internet is considered to satisfy a basic human need, everyone should have the opportunity to access the Internet, whether it is paid for or free of charge. According to the United Nations in 2016, there are more than 800 million people below the poverty line (less than $1.90 per capita per day). This is more than 10% of the world's population. The richest and the middle class
account for 24%. For 76% of the world's population, the monthly cost of the Internet is a considerable amount. And it is clear that almost everyone would welcome some additional source of income.
Solutions
The first challenge is the difficulty of connecting to Wi-Fi networks that are open in many parts of the world. Without mobile Internet, users often see a private Wi-Fi network that can't be connected. Even in places where mobile Internet is fast, such as LTE, there are some common challenges: LTE Internet has a maximum limit of traffic, speed and is usually more expensive. For travelers and travelers who have an average or below-average income, it is more expensive to use the Internet LTE while roaming. In fact, this is the first group of people who have access to WiFi.
Solution: The World Wi-Fi will allow maximum use at home worldwide by using home routers and stimulate the expansion of free Internet access in high-traffic areas: cafes, bars, restaurants, games and sports fields.
The second challenge is the cost of Internet access. For a service provider, the provisioning of Internet access is a business that has a certain cost.
Solution: The World Wi-Fi project will provide free Wi-Fi access worldwide. Internet access will be free of charge, as guests must only deliver small ads (10-15 seconds).
The third challenge is the lack of financial resources. Most people in the world want to make extra money, especially when it's a good idea to do what you're doing now.
Solution: The global Wi-Fi platform can generate tokens for graphic ads. Wi-Fi World offers the possibility of cryptomonitoring showing Wi-Fi and displaying ads on your network. You can create your own referral network and feel like a general manager of a communications provider. The World Wi-Fi project will set up simple and easy-to-understand situations for additional benefit. The total income depends on participants' efforts and the effectiveness of the action. You can earn a small amount of money each month through minimal effort or earn more money by connecting people with free Wi-Fi internet access.
Route Map
1. December 2017 - March 2018
The Fundraising Initiation Campaign (Award)
2. March - April 2018
Selling Witnesses and Completion of the Fundraising Campaign
3. April 2018
Take Tokens TO STOCK-MARKET Start of the WI-FI Program Worldwide Start of Referral Program.
4. May - June 2018
Start of global advertising information campaigns in the world-WI-FI
5. June 2018
Finalization of the software under development for each individual model of private WI-FI routers.
6. August 2018 - December 2019
Entry into European markets. New participation of associates and advertisers.
7. March 2019 - December 2019
Additional campaign development in Europe. Opening of representations in Asia. Active establishment of member communications.
8. December 2019 - December 2020
Promotion of the Europe and Asia project. Start and development of the project in America. Investing new partners, partners and advertisers.
Token
Token: WeToken
total issued tokens: 600 000 000 WT.
Total number of cards available for sale: 258 000 000 WT
Presale: November 28,2017 - January 23,2018
Main Sale: January 25,2018 - February 25,2018
Before sale 10% of the total tokens on sale, or 60 000 000 WT;
Sale of tokens 33% of total tokens for sale, or 198 000 000 WT.
Bounty 12 000 000 WT (2%) ~ 1.2mln USD.
Price: 1 WeToken = 0.1 USD.
Team
Important Links
Website: https://en.worldwifi.io/
White Paper: https://en.worldwifi.io/files/whitepaper/en.pdf
ANN: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2518622.msg25724114
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/worldwifi.io/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/WorldWifi_ICO
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYx2bjYXzOQpCHjf_xFOQQg/featured
Author
bitcointalk user: Criptosistemas
Profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1425520
Myetherwallet: 0x10aF61e98fB8264d9dc653a32D60319591B303bf
World Wi-Fi is a global decentralized Wi-Fi network based on private routers that are usually residential routers. Each router owner can share their surplus Wi-Fi capacity, allow guests to connect and share the capacity and in the process earn coins for this shared capacity.