Regional transit riders roam across city hotspots and still receive paper PSK cards. Which Passpoint-oriented change best reduces that manual credential problem?
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Short Explanation
Passpoint profiles are like a monthly transit pass loaded on the phone—no more sticky notes with the Wi-Fi password. Longer paper PSKs still mean someone has to hand out and rotate secrets at every hotspot.
Full Explanation
Passpoint enables automated credential/profile provisioning via providers, reducing reliance on manual PSK distribution for roaming public Wi-Fi users. Lengthening paper PSKs does not remove the operational burden or shared-secret risks. Fully open or WEP-based designs are insecure and do not implement Passpoint’s automated secure onboarding model.