Welcome to Cavite!
Taking two steps forward, the Provincial Government of Cavite proudly presents LINKod Kabitenyo—a public WiFi service for more than 600,000 students, 3.6 million Caviteños, and visitors who travel to Cavite every day. Get connected with the world, make learning more fun, work from the comfort of your homes, and many more!
LINKod Kabitenyo! Empowering People and Communities.
“…now, we take the next step…
investing in the students, their
capacity to learn,their capacity to train,
their capacity to thrive.”
– Gov. Jonvic Remulla
Welcome to Cavite!
Taking two steps forward, the Provincial Government of Cavite proudly presents LINKod Kabitenyo—a public WiFi service for more than 600,000 students, 3.6 million Caviteños, and visitors who travel to Cavite every day. Get connected with the world, make learning more fun, work from the comfort of your homes, and many more!
LINKod Kabitenyo! Empowering People and Communities.
“…now, we take the next step…
investing in the students,
their capacity to learn, their
capacity to train, their
capacity to thrive.”
– Gov. Jonvic Remulla
“…now, we take the next step…
investing in the students, their
capacity to learn, their capacity
to train, their capacity
to thrive.”
– Gov. Jonvic Remulla
Registered Users
Students, Teachers, Public Officials, Government and WFH Private Employees, Health Workers, and Uniformed Personnel
Public Login
Log in for first-time users
Steps 1
1. Go to the WiFi Settings of your device. Scan to refresh available networks. Select LINKod Kabitenyo Public.
Steps 2
Once connected, you will be redirected to LINKod Kabitenyo’s login page.
Step 3
Type in your Mobile Number and choose your Municipality from the drop-down list.
Steps 4
Once you have read the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy, tick the box to confirm. Then click Connect.
Step 5
Type in the One-Time PIN (OTP) sent to your registered Mobile Number. Click Connect.
Step 6
You will receive a confirmation of your successful login. You will be redirected to LINKod Kabitenyo’s webpage.
WiFi Hotspots
WiFi Hotspots
Announcements
Smart City Public Advisory We would like to inform all users of LINKod Kabitenyo that the contract for the cities of Bacoor, …
Smart City Register Now! #CaviteFreeWiFi updates: Bukas na po ang #LINKodKabitenyo sa mga lungsod ng Bacoor, Imus, Dasmariñas, General Trias at Trece …
Smart City LINKod Kabitenyo’s: Premium Connectivity Premium Connectivity Students and teachers from Bacoor, Imus, and Dasmariñas are encouraged to join the pre-launch …
About
Cavite Smart City
In 2015, the Provincial Government of Cavite (PGC) piloted its free internet access for the people, distributed through 333 Access Points (APs) or hotspots in 4 major cities and 3 municipalities. Since then, it has catered to more than 631,700 users.
Meanwhile, in 2020, Governor Juanito Victor C. Remulla announced to the public PGC’s ongoing strides to roll out the free WiFi system especially to communities with limited internet accessibility. This is part of the local government’s intervention to help the education system and economy get back on track while altogether curbing the impact of the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic.
Last 31 May 2021, Governor Juanito Victor C. Remulla and PLDT Group Chairman Manuel V. Pangilinan, together with Vice Governor Ramon Jolo Revilla, PLDT President and CEO Alfredo Panlilio, and PLDT executives officially signed the contract to expand the LINKod Kabitenyo through a Managed Broadband Network service across the whole Province of Cavite.
The contract includes the installation of 4,894 APs in pre-identified public sites including all public elementary and high schools, barangay halls and covered courts, and city and municipality halls, with the use of Next Generation Hotspot (Hotspot 2.0) and fiber optic technology. With this initiative, 676,227 students and more, and 3.6 million Caviteños will be able to simultaneously access the public WiFi.
The expansion also welcomes a pathway to strengthening Cavite’s ICT infrastructure for PGC’s existing and future projects towards a smart and progressive province.
Frequently Asked Questions
.
You can connect to our wireless network just as you would with your home or work WiFi. Follow the normal process for your device:
- Make sure your WiFi
is enabled - Select LINKod Kabitenyo / LINKod Kabitenyo Public
- Follow the simple on-screen instructions
To know more, please click here: How to Connect
Yes. First-time users, who are Students, Teachers, Front liners (Health workers/Uniformed personnel), Government employees/officials, and Private employees, will have to follow simple registration steps to get privileged access. Please go to FAQ No. 7 to find out the maximum no. of hours allocated to each group.
To know more about the registration process, please click here: How to Connect
Meanwhile, for the General Public, there is no registration required. Upon successful log in to “LINKod Kabitenyo Public”, users can immediately use the WiFi service for an allowable period of 1 hour every day.
For registered users, the validation process for registration will take at least 24-48 hours, upon which a unique Access Code will be sent to your registered email address. You will use the Access Code every time you log in to LINKod Kabitenyo to avail the maximum number of hours of using the service.
To know the no. of hours allowed per group, please go to FAQ No. 7.
If you cannot connect to LINKod Kabitenyo, you can try any or all of the following:
- Remove (or forget) the wireless network from the WiFi settings of our device
- Turn off your WiFi, and turn it on again after a few seconds
- Reboot or restart your device
It is also possible that your location may be causing interference with the WiFi signal. Try moving on to another location and attempt to connect to the service.
Check the hotspot locations here (insert Hotspot Locations link). The (insert logo) displayed on the map shows the LINKod Kabitenyo WiFi hotspots so you can easily keep track of their location.
Some smartphone roaming client applications may likewise interfere with our network’s connectivity. Try uninstalling or deleting the app and reboot your device before attempting to connect again.
Please make sure that your WiFi is enabled in your device settings. It may have been turned off by accident.
Try moving on to another location and scan for available wireless networks. Smartphones have very small WiFi antennas, so, likely, your device may not be able to discover the network. If possible, you may check with another device with WiFi.
You may be moving out of the WiFi range. Check your device’s WiFi signal strength indicator and move to a different location.
Some devices may automatically disconnect you from the wireless network when they have not been used for a while. It is also possible that your location may be causing interference with the WiFi signal. Try moving on to another location and attempt to connect to the service.
To ensure that the service is maximized and is evenly distributed to the public, users are allowed a certain number of hours. The allowable period to use the service restarts every day.
For Registered users:
For the General Public
- 4 hours for Students
- 8 hours for Teachers, Front liners (Health workers/Uniformed personnel), Government employees/officials, Private employees
For the General Public
- 1 hour
Gaming, streaming, and other sites/apps offering indecent content are initially blocked.
If you have other questions about our WiFi service and are not listed in these FAQs, kindly send us a message at picto@cavite.gov.ph.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cavite Smart City
Contact Us
Provincial Government of Cavite
Trece Martires City, Cavite 4109
Mon – Fri, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Support Center
Support email:. ServiceDesk-CaviteMBNS@pldt.com.ph
Hotline No.: 101-7228
