WLAN-based Internet access derives from the same technological foundations as telephone-based wireless Internet access.

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WLAN-based Internet access (Wi-Fi) uses radio frequency technology for connectivity over short distances, typically within a building or a small outdoor area, whereas telephone-based wireless Internet access (such as 3G, 4G/LTE) relies on cellular networks that cover much larger areas and are designed for mobile communication.

WLAN-Based Internet Access Derives from the Same Technological Foundations as Telephone-Based