The @wballiance says over 80% of smartphone traffic runs on Wi-Fi. At a venue, guests’ phones usually aren’t on it, and indoor cell service is often spotty. LongFi Connect lets phones recognize venue Wi-Fi like a cell tower. Setup takes four steps, laid out in the reply.

Last week we talked about phones joining Wi-Fi without a password. At JazzFest that mattered most at the gate, where every ticket lives in an app. Over eight days, 104,080 devices connected automatically through LongFi Connect, and 91% of connections were rated excellent.

Nobody in a packed French Quarter bar is asking for the Wi-Fi password. With Passpoint, the phone already knows the network and connects on its own 📶

Halloween brings the French Quarter its biggest crowds since Mardi Gras. Here's how Mardi Gras 2026 ran on LongFi Connect: 41 venues, 1.22M mobile user sessions and 25.8 TB carried in 7 days, with no reported disruptions to POS, cameras or core operations.

Tipitina's has been a sacred space for New Orleans music since 1977. Nearly 50 years of funk, brass, and R&B from Professor Longhair to Galactic. @LongFiSolutions is now live at the venue leveraging a @Ubiquiti Wi-Fi network and ensuring seamless cell phone connectivity during packed shows. Read the whole story here👇

Historic entertainment venues in cities like Akron were built to last. Thick concrete walls, heavy steel structure, and dense interior layouts designed decades before we were all streaming on our phones. The Goodyear Theater in Akron, OH is a perfect example. It seats thousands of people, big headliners every weekend, and the building itself is blocking most of the cellular signal before it gets inside. The venue already runs @RuckusNetworks. That same infrastructure supports Passpoint and can handle carrier offload traffic without any new equipment. @LongFiSolutions works with entertainment venues to activate connectivity on infrastructure they've already paid for. For those weighing whether a commercial DAS is worth the investment or looking for a faster path, we break down the options below.

Having worked in Miami, we know that means building for hurricanes. Impact-rated Low-E glass, reinforced concrete, metal framing which are all required for code compliance and energy efficiency. Great for storm protection, but terrible for cellular signal. Corporate campuses and universities across South Florida already have @ArubaNetworks deployed inside these buildings. That same infrastructure supports Passpoint and can handle carrier offload traffic without any new equipment. @LongFiSolutions works with building operators to activate connectivity on infrastructure they've already paid for. For those weighing whether a commercial DAS is worth the investment or looking for a faster path, we break down the options below.

Municipal buildings are some of the worst environments for cell signal. Thick walls, basement offices, public-facing lobbies full of people trying to use their phones. Many municipalities have already invested in @CambiumNetworks for public facility Wi-Fi. That same infrastructure supports Passpoint and can handle carrier offload traffic without any new equipment. @LongFiSolutions works with municipalities to activate connectivity on infrastructure they've already paid for. For those debating how to support their existing DAS or get by without it should read our full breakdown below.