Mirae (Wi-Fi)

Mirae (Korean: 미래; Lit: Future) is a North Korean WiFi service that enables mobile devices to access a state-sanctioned intranet network via a separate SIM card named Mirae and an app.

[7][8] In August 2018, Choson Sinbo reported that the Chunggu Haeyang (Marine) Unha Technology Exchange Company which is under DPRK's Central Information Agency for Science and Technology had developed a local public free wireless data network named as "Mirae" network.

[17] Rodong Sinmun content can be accessed over the Mirae WiFi network in North Korea.

North Korean students can take classes at and download lectures from Kim Il Sung University via the Mirae WiFi network, beginning in 2018.

Online-shopping outlet Manmulsang, video-on-demand service Manbang, Mokran video, the Sci-Tech Complex website, Yeolpung, Gongse, Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), a Netflix-style service called My Companion, and weather information can be accessed through the app.

[20] Subscribers are required to have a username, SIM Card, password and an approved device to gain access to the network.