Why do my MacBook pro get Xfinity wifi free?? No sign in, no hour pass, it's just free.

I usually use Xfinity free hour pass on WiFi. My first time using it on my MacBook Pro there was no sign it required. It went straight to the internet and I had it ever since for free. I'm very thankful yet very curious too.

Posted on Jan 8, 2018 12:30 PM

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Jan 8, 2018 12:39 PM in response to Cappuhino

I've got Comcast internet service, and when I initially connect to a "Xfinitywifi" hotspot it will bring up a startup screen asking for a Comcast username and password. After that point I don't need to do that any more, as their system is supposed to remember the MAC address of the WiFi connection. Occasionally I'll connect and see a brief, disappearing popup that says "You're connected". There are complaints about this.


https://www.reddit.com/r/Comcast/comments/666tl4/how_to_remove_the_xfinitywifi_l ogin_popup/


Not sure what's happening with your setup though.

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Why do my MacBook pro get Xfinity wifi free?? No sign in, no hour pass, it's just free.

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