What does in-car wireless network mean?

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In-car wireless network is a special internet access device designed for public transportation such as buses, coaches, private cars, and cruise ships. It enables terminals to access the internet wirelessly for information, entertainment, or mobile office purposes. The principle and usage of in-car WiFi hotspots are as follows: Principle of in-car wireless network: WiFi signals are received wirelessly and then transmitted within the vehicle. Usage of in-car wireless network: The usage of an in-car wireless hotspot is the same as that of a regular wireless hotspot. As long as terminal devices such as personal computers or handheld devices (e.g., tablets, smartphones) support wireless network functionality, users can open the wireless network connection, search for the corresponding in-car wireless network signal in the vehicle, and log in to connect to the wireless network for an internet experience.