While Starbucks is currently limiting the free access to a single session of up to two hours, the company has stated that it is working on a way to spread the two hours across "multiple sessions per day." The initial single-session limitation is a likely a result of Starbucks wanting to get the service operational as soon as possible. A call to Starbucks confirmed that the offer should start being available today. Further technical tweaking of the service will be involved to support the increased intricacy of supporting multiple single-day sessions. It is in Starbucks' best interest to support multiple single-day sessions, as that can increase the number of same-day, return customers.

There is one bit of confusion surrounding the offer. The offer requires a Starbucks.com account, and Starbucks.com accounts can support up to three Starbucks cards. This does not mean, however, that you can have three two-hour sessions if you have three cards on your account. However, for those who treat Starbucks as their home offices, it is possible--although usually frowned upon--to have multiple Starbucks.com accounts if you are sly enough with the personal information you supply during registration. If this is you, hope that the Wi-Fi routers don't memorize your laptop's MAC address.