security
Well, it’s been over two weeks and I still haven’t heard back from the guys at EAFT, so here’s the followup to Part 1
Press the Home key. This will take you to the main Android menu Press the Menu key. A small menu will appear at the bottom of the screen. Tap “About” An about page will appear, describing the company (EAFT) whose initiative this is. At the bottom of the page is the company’s website and contact email address, both hyperlinked.
A couple of months back mini-tablets were installed in select Volvo buses in Bangalore. These tablets run Android and connect to a local wifi network set up in the bus. The wifi is WPA2-protected, and when one taps the link to the browser app, a screen appears where one is asked to enter their first name, last name and cell number. Presumably a verification key is sent to the user’s cell, which can then be used to access the internet.