Excuse me, where is the wireless network in T2 Hongqiao Airport? Be specific. I just want to download some movies to watch.

In recent years, Shanghai Airport has continuously optimized its passenger service system. On August 2 1 day, Shanghai Pudong, Hongqiao and other two major airports opened wireless Internet access. In order to obtain wireless Internet access service, real-name authentication is needed.

It is understood that Shanghai Airport Group released a service message saying that according to the relevant regulations of the public security department, the real-name authentication system for wireless networks of Pudong and Hongqiao airports was officially launched yesterday. Passengers and staff who use the airport wireless network must be authenticated by their real names.

At present, wireless Internet access in Pudong and Hongqiao airports covers the waiting area of T 1 and T2 terminals after security check, and all passengers can use it for free. Users can get the Internet password and log on to the airport wireless network through free SMS or ID scanner.

The network name of Pudong Airport is SPIA-guest (airport free wi-fi). If a passenger uses a computer to surf the Internet, after the computer is connected to the airport wireless network, a webpage will be opened at will, and the authentication page will pop up; Enter the mobile phone number and verification code on the authentication page, and click "Get by SMS" to get the password through SMS; Enter the password obtained by SMS, tick "Observe the usage regulations" and click "Login" to surf the Internet. If you use a mobile terminal to surf the Internet, you need to click the option of "mobile phone registration and login", enter your mobile phone number and verification code, and click "Get it now" to receive the Internet link through SMS. Click on the link address in the short message to surf the Internet.

The network authentication process of Hongqiao Airport is basically the same as that of Pudong Airport. Passengers who don't have their mobile phones with them can scan their valid certificates and get the Internet password through the certificate scanners distributed in the waiting area. In order to meet passengers' demand for Internet access while waiting, the two airports have printed wireless Internet access guides for passengers to read.