WiFi w/2 devices

[joedarock]

If I have 2 WiFi devices but only use one at a time, can I buy just 1 internet package?

 

Joe

[dixieva]

Yes, the one device just means only one device at a time on line. So if you don't need both at the same time the one device package will work.

[klfrodo]

Yes

 

You can have 100 devices but only 1 can be logged in at a time.

 

2 device plan lets 2 devices to be logged in

 

 

If you don't log out the 1 device when finished, none of your other devices will be able to log in and connect

[jamesr3939]

Yes

 

If you don't log out the 1 device when finished, none of your other devices will be able to log in and connect

 

Not true, it will kick the logged in device off and log in the new one.

[Clarea]

Not true, it will kick the logged in device off and log in the new one.

I've seen it work both ways.

 

Some ships kick off a device when another logs in over the limit.

 

Some ships display an error message if a device tries to log in over the limit.

[troykahack]

I've seen it work both ways.

 

Some ships kick off a device when another logs in over the limit.

 

Some ships display an error message if a device tries to log in over the limit.

 

I would listen to Bob, aka Ask Bob

[Hobie1976]

We just got back from Anthem today and you have to log off before it lets you log on the other device.

[skyhawk352]

We just got back from Anthem today and you have to log off before it lets you log on the other device.

 

I too just got back from Anthem today. Perhaps it has to do with the type of devices being used, but my friend and I split an Internet plan and when one logged on, the other got booted.

[dixieva]

We usually sail on Grandeur and it does not bump me off if I have another device logged on. I have to manually go and log off the other device before I can log on with another one.

 

So I guess it's different from ship to ship.