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Free Wi-Fi
While commercial services attempt to move existing business models to Wi-Fi many groups and communities have set up free use Wi-Fi networks. Many have adopted a common Peering agreement in order that each network can openly share with each other. Many municipalities have joined with the local community groups to help grow the free Wi-Fi network, many have not. Some community groups have built their Wi-Fi networks on volunteer efforts and donations. For more information, see wireless community network, where there is also a list of the free Wi-fi networks one can find around the globe. OLSR is one of the protocol used to set up free networks. Some networks use static routing; other, such as Wireless Leiden rely completely on OSPF. Most networks rely heavily on open source software; or even publish their setup under an open source license. Some countries, such as Estonia www.wifi.ee/?p=area&lang=eng and the Kingdom of Tonga, provide free Wi-Fi access to the internet to all of their inhabitants.
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