Google Station, which ran free Wi-Fi hotspots in 9 countries, is ending
(Android Police)

Local telco partners will assume full responsibilities for hotspots later this year Google has had a hand in expanding free, fast internet access in developing countries through its Station program. By teaming up with local ISPs, the search giant has been able to fund hundreds of public Wi-Fi hotspots in nine countries. But today, the company has decided to wrap up the scheme in some countries. In posts to its Indian, Latin American, and Thai blogs, Google said that the company has found Stations difficult to scale up. Read MoreGoogle Station, which ran free Wi-Fi hotspots in 9 countries, is ending was written by the awesome team at Android Police.