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A FON map is a locator for FON spots, which are distribution points for a global wireless connectivity platform called FON. With FON, users share bits of a single Wi-Fi endpoint connection to enable more flexibility for hooking up laptops and devices to wireless networks.
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FON Map
FON maps show where available FON spots are located all around the world. These maps typically shows subsets of more than 4 million FON spots where those with FON access can use local Wi-Fi signals.
FON maps often feature both map and satellite views, and are zoomable maps that can zero in on a given location. These maps allow FON enthusiasts, who are often called "Foneros," to see where available FON spots are located relative to each other and to their own location.
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