Want to access Wi-Fi password? Solve this math equation
Funny Wi-Fi passwords have become a thing in recent times. Especially cafes or restaurants offering free Wi-Fi, which surely is an added cherry on the top for their business, don’t forget to give quirky passwords for their free Wi-Fi. In addition to making it seem hilarious, these cafes and restaurants vouch for a quirky password […]
Funny Wi-Fi passwords have become a thing in recent times. Especially cafes or restaurants offering free Wi-Fi, which surely is an added cherry on the top for their business, don’t forget to give quirky passwords for their free Wi-Fi.
In addition to making it seem hilarious, these cafes and restaurants vouch for a quirky password to limit the users of their free internet service.
Well, in that matter, this restaurant called Yaya’s Thai in San Antonio has turned its password into a math equation – a very complicated one though!
The quirky idea was from 2016. But it was discussed and explained again on Reddit by a user who had actually visited the cafe. While trying to access the internet, he was faced with math equations that weren’t easy to solve.
This is the Wifi password at a local Thai restaurant. I’m determined to join their network… https://t.co/F8t30HY6pt pic.twitter.com/jqHT6jRodY
— OddStuffMagazine (@OddStuffMag) October 27, 2016
Several netizens took out time to solve the equation. “Clearly a call for math discipline of #bistromatics and thereof follows. Answer = 42,” a user commented.
Some even joked that Elon Musk, who also gave a math equation name to his child, would be impressed by the café and buy it.
However, this is not the first time that a café has chosen a complicated math equation as a password. Previously, a Chinese university asked its students to solve a calculus equation to get the Wi-Fi password.
Well, what would you do if you had to solve a math equation to access Wi-Fi?
