‘Ingenious’: This password for free WiFi has netizens laughing out loud
The message on poster said 'Free Wifi' in big bold letters to draw attention. But once people tried to get close to view the details, they got the network named "Goodluck" and the password extending so long that they had to take a couple of steps to read it completely.
The poster put up in Search Results
Web results North Beach, San Francisco has started a laughing riot worldwide. (Pablo Rochat/ Instagram) In today’s internet era, we are hardwired to ask the inevitable question when travelling to a new place: “What’s the WiFi password?” Asking this commonplace question, in his hyper-connected world, comes quite naturally to most of us. So, one thoughtful person decided to share his password with his neighbours, albeit with a twist.
Pablo Rochat, a digital creative artist based in San Francisco, U.S, is known for his unusually humorous work that often take internet by storm. Recently, he pasted a poster on a wall saying ‘Free Wifi’ in big bold letters to draw attention. But once people tried to get close to view the details, they got the network named “Goodluck” and the password extending so long that they had to take a couple of steps to read it completely.
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