Wifi in SEA

All bars will have it.

>>1231150
Also most Hostels, usually free

>>1231150
But are bars open during the day, in all 4 countries? I just need to check email every day, plus screw around on the web for an hour or so.

>>1231142

Most coffee shop in Vietnam have wifi where you can squat all day after ordering just a cup of coffee. In fact, that's what the local youths usually do!

>>1231201

Thanks, anon. I'm guessing that the same is true in Cambodia, at least in the larger towns/cities (PP, Sihanoukville, Siem Reap, etc.).

That leaves Laos and Burma -- does anyone know about the wifi situations there?

In Vientiane (Laos), wifi is available in most commercial establishments. You can stay connected all day, if you are indoors that is.

i find it's cheaper and much less taxing on your nerves to bring a phone and buy a local sim card with data.

Yeah there's free wifi pretty much in every bar/ ho(s)tel, but often they are extremely unreliable. Like, connect to wifi, seems to work, order a coffee.. in 30 seconds cannot connect to any website.
>Hey, can you please reset the router for me?
> what?
...
fuck that shit.

Outside the main cities it's almost nonexistent. Just buy a cheap unlocked phone and a local sim

>>1231233

Thanks! So use the phone, or use it as a hotspot. Thing is, I don't have a phone now. Do you think I can buy a cheap burner in Hanoi?

>>1231142

Asian women are more addicted to their phones / social media than their overweight paleskin compatriots, hence there is huge demand for internet in emerging economies like Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos etc, and besides using Viber / Whatsapp / Line is cheaper than texting or calling. Internet is everywhere there is electricity & western people in SE Asia.

You'll be able to get a cheap hot-spot capable phone in Hanoi from the markets, I forget the name but it's NW (I think) from the shitty backpacker area with the long street that ends at Hoan Kiem.

>>1231243

Sorry, North East.

>>1231243
>>1231244

Excellent advice, thanks a ton.