Free Wi-Fi via eIDAS network in Rome.
European citizens who come to Rome for study, work or as tourists can now use the capital's public Wi-Fi system for free, announced the city's mayor Virginia Raggi.
Rome is the first public administration to officially activate Europe's eIDAS (electronic IDentification Authentication and Signature) system, according to Raggi.
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