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Stony Brook’s new Wi-Fi network draws mixed reactions from students
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Stony Brook’s new Wi-Fi network draws mixed reactions from students
A graphic depicting a student on campus beneath a fragmented Wi-Fi signal represents the transition from WolfieNet-Secure to eduroam. Students have reported slower and unreliable connections, while concerns about privacy and digital certificates remain alongside the University’s efforts to improve network stability. ILLUSTRATED BY HENNA JEONG/THE STATESMAN (Henna Jeong) On July 22, eduroam became the primary wireless network of Stony Brook Unive…
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