Last updated: 24 September 2026
AetherNet lets an operator run guest Wi-Fi: it authenticates users against packages and vouchers, accounts for their sessions, and records the money taken for them. Access is granted to operator accounts created by the platform administrator.
The platform records sessions, usage and payments as they happen and reconciles them against the network equipment. Backups, retention periods and any service levels are agreed with your provider.
Accounts may be disabled for suspected abuse or non-payment. When an account is disabled, sign-in is refused and any outstanding sessions can be disconnected.
Draft wording, pending legal review.