Everyone Is Trying to Outdo Each Other With Cute Wi-Fi Names<br />“You name your Wi-Fi so you don’t have to read the overly lengthy digit code and password to visitors,<br />but also to authentically create a moment of levity, to tell your friend something they may not know about you,” said Natalie Zfat, 31, a social media entrepreneur in New York City.<br />Barbara De Berry, 55, a retired real estate relocation director in Wayne, N. J., uses the title deberry (no space), and her home phone number — yes, some people still have phones<br />that plug into the wall — as the password, to gain web access.<br />of Electric, which manages more than 100 Wi-Fi networks in New York City annually,<br />and has configured connections with names like DropItLikeItsHotspot, Abraham Linksys (a router brand pun) and BeckyWithTheGoodHair (which refers to a Beyoncé song).<br />Paige Morgan-Foy, 66, director of the dance program at the Teaching Studios at Wesleyan Christian<br />Academy in High Point, N. C., named her network PointeToMe, as in the ballet shoe.<br />“There were always people who were straightforward<br />and then others who were much more creative and detail focused,” she said, citing aliases like Flirty4u and Sporty88.
