AT&T appears to have disabled free iPhone access to their Wi-Fi network via your neighborhood Starbucks. I just stopped into the same Starbucks that previously allowed me free iPhone Wi-Fi access, and now I’m prompted for a password. As reported elsewhere, I can verify that my local Barnes & Noble ( Manchester, CT ) prompted for a password, though it was a slightly different login than the one presented at Starbucks. Looks like the free Wi-Fi ride is over for now. Let’s hope it’s only temporary.

Via: Macrumors

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