Sure your product may appeal to some travelers but do you guarantee the security of all data carried over your service?

According to your website one week in Thailand is $3.11 but you only get 1 GB for that whole week.

In Thailand you can get unlimited data for 300baht/month via AIS- that's about $10...sure you must show passport to get it but as far as using a BTC/LN wallet there is it really any greater risk?

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Ha - as the other reply said, the whole point of traveling is leaving the hotel :)

On price: plans start at $1 (a week in Thailand is ~$3.50) - less than the coffee you buy to sit on that "free" wifi. And hotel wifi is a shared network you don't control: fine for Netflix, less fine for wallets and 2FA. Cheap mobile data bought without your identity is just a cleaner default.

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Ha - as the other reply said, the whole point of traveling is leaving the hotel :)

On price: plans start at $1 (a week in Thailand is ~$3.50) - less than the coffee you buy to sit on that "free" wifi. And hotel wifi is a shared network you don't control: fine for Netflix, less fine for wallets and 2FA. Cheap mobile data bought without your identity is just a cleaner default.