By Audrey Dilling, KALW Crosscurrents
At the corner of Sanchez and Market, Jason Dorn pulls out an iPhone. He is at one endpoint of the access area for San Francisco Free WiFi, a free wireless network that the city launched last December. It spans Market Street, from Castro Street to the Embarcadero.
Dorn says he has heard of the free network but doesn’t use it, since he already has an unlimited data plan for his phone. Still, he says he likes the idea.
“What’s not good about free WiFi?” asks Dorn. “We live in San Francisco. We’re married to our phones and to the Internet. I don’t see a downside to it.”
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