I'm thinking this, too. I'm also thinking that this is a good time for people to let UA, RCC and t-mobile know about the issue if we and they are to stay ahead of the curve.@:-) And I think this has been an issue at a lot of hotels, as well. I've been one who has said for a long time that wifi should be free because its maintenance costs are about nil. But maybe we've reached the juncture that it's time to invest in upgrades. Yes, more digression, but since we're on the topic.