Overview

• The state-owned utility maintains more than 101,000 active access points in public plazas, schools, health centers and libraries nationwide.
• Users connect to the “CFE Internet para todos” network by accepting terms and conditions in a pop-up without entering a password or using a SIM card.
• The service relies on Red Compartida 4G, fiber-optic or copper cables, and satellite links to extend coverage to areas lacking terrestrial infrastructure.
• An updated deployment map lets users filter access points by state and municipality to find the nearest free WiFi hotspot.
• Security guidelines recommend avoiding sensitive transactions, keeping devices updated and verifying HTTPS connections to protect personal data.