Community Wi-Fi refers to a wireless internet service that is made available to the public in specific areas, such as parks, libraries, or neighborhoods. This service allows residents and visitors to connect to the internet without needing a personal subscription, promoting digital inclusion and access to information. Typically funded by local governments, non-profits, or businesses, community Wi-Fi aims to bridge the digital divide by providing free or low-cost internet access. It can enhance community engagement, support local businesses, and facilitate educational opportunities for those who may not have reliable internet at home.