00:00Connecting a smart TV directly to a Pisa Wi-Fi network can be tricky
00:04because most smart TVs lack a built-in web browser
00:06or the capability to handle the splash portal login page
00:09where you insert coins or type a voucher. The most reliable way to bypass this
00:14limitation is the phone hotspot bridging method
00:17which uses your smartphone as a bridge to share an active Pisa Wi-Fi session with
00:21your TV.
00:22Step-by-step guide the hotspot bridge method.
00:25Connect your phone to the Pisa Wi-Fi, turn on your phone's Wi-Fi,
00:28connect to the local Pisa Wi-Fi network for example, Adipalify, Tatakpiso and so on
00:33and insert your coin or login via voucher code until your phone has active
00:38internet time. Configure your phone's mobile hotspot, open your phone settings
00:42and go to hotspot and tethering or portable hotspot. Turn on your Wi-Fi hotspot.
00:48Some modern phones allow you to share Wi-Fi via hotspot simultaneously. If your
00:52phone disables Wi-Fi when turning on the hotspot, check if your device supports
00:56Wi-Fi sharing repeater mode. Note down or change the hotspot name, SSID and password
01:01to something easy to type. Connect your smart TV to your phone, turn on your smart
01:05TV and grab your remote. Go to settings, then network, or network settings, then
01:10Wi-Fi wireless, scan for available networks and select your phone's hotspot
01:14name, not the Pisa Wi-Fi name directly. Type in your phone hotspot's password and
01:19select connect. Enjoy streaming, your TV will route its internet traffic through your phone,
01:24which is actively authenticated on the Pisa Wi-Fi system. Skip the previous prompt and
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