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Was this article useful?There are now 250 stations with WiFi connectivity on the London Underground.
Transport for London and Virgin Media have been rolling the system out across the network since 2012. The service can reach speeds of 100Mbps.
On average, 20TB of date is consumed each day, with the average user consuming 40MB per day (the equivalent of streaming ten music tracks).
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Andrewjgwilt1989 - 12/11/2015 19:54
Sounds good. Free Wi-Fi on the London Underground.
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