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Boosting Trustworthy Hotspots Rating with Implicit Hotspot QoS Evidence

Wi-Fi networks and its users are more and more numerous. Unfortunately, the risk of using one Wi-Fi or another varies and there is no means of selecting the most trustworthy hotspot. Furthermore, there are an increasing number of websites offering an assessment of the Wi-Fi networks available in a given location. We have analyzed some of these different websites and unfortunately only a few users rate the hotspots. We propose to use implicit hotspot connection session information to rate the hotspot which are not rated by the users. Our solution uses also this implicit information to avoid that the users can easily cheat about the quality of their experienced network sessions.