Do you have to pay for WiFi on the ipod touch?

Answer 1

The iPod Touch connects to the internet via a local Wi-Fi router. This could be your router or anybody else's router. It is free of charge for the iPod Touch to use the Wi-Fi your router is providing. However, you have to pay your ISP (internet service provider) to give you internet to your modem, which is what connects to the router, which is what gives you the Wi-Fi for wireless internet connectivity.

Answer 2

You do not have to pay for internet service on the iPod Touch. The iPod Touch has a built in Wi-Fi receiver, and as long as there is a router within range (and if it is locked, and you know the WEP key), you do not have to pay for the use of that router.

However, the internet that the router is connected to is paid for, and as long as you have a router and high-speed internet (cable or DSL), the actual internet connection between the router and the iPod Touch is free.

Answer 3

The Ipod touch is capable of using wireless signals just like a laptop could. If the person providing the internet would charge for their services, then it would cost money, however there are no costs associated to the Ipod's internet use.

Answer 4

No Aslong as you have paid for it all and not each month and in your money you paid for

It it should of said if Internet was included or not x

Answer 5

No Only if you are not in a WiFi spot, then you have to pay. There is an app to find a WiFi spot.

Answer 6

No it is completely free, there is a catch though you can only use the Internet in wi-fi zones and most are password protected, which means you can't go on them unless you know the password.

Answer 7

No, you just have to be near a wireless hotspot.

Answer 8

No you don't.

Answer 9

no