One of two scenarios is possible. The network you accessed this morning is no longer available, or is no longer in range with your iPod, or the person whose network you were accessing (if not your own) has added password protection after seeing that someone had accessed their connection.

If the network you were using was not your own, then these are the two reasons that you would no longer be able to access it. If it is your own network, and it is now asking for a password, you may want to check your router, and reboot it, as it sounds like a router issue (if it is not one of the two other scenarios mentioned initially).

No that may not possible. you may % 3g which your ipod does not help. the hot ipod touch 5th era popping out later his year could have 3g so which you've got internet everywhere you're for a month-to-month fee. Bt as for now, basically use wifi at interior of sight wifi spots. in case you have internet at domicile get a on the spot router and hook it up on your domicile internet connection. then you certainly could have wifi at your domicile the place you need to use laptops, interest consoles, and ipods on the comparable time. lookup on the spot routers and refer to people approximately it