TextNow, an MVNO provider offering free ad-supported cell phone service in the US, has announced “free essential data” that comes with unlimited talk and text plans. This new feature gives users free access to data from essential apps like email, ride-sharing apps, and maps. This is because the company aims to offer consumers more choice while reducing the burden of their monthly phone bills. TextNow added to the press release based on the following data. BankRate and JD Power say the average U.S. household currently spends a significant amount of money annually on wireless services, and many are struggling to keep up with rising costs. Meanwhile, traditional phone providers continue to raise rates, leaving customers in a tough financial situation. TextNow, on the other hand, claims to be fighting this by using ad revenue to pay for its services, allowing consumers to keep more money in their pockets.
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Derek Ting, CEO and co-founder of TextNow, said the company's goal is to continually lower prices while offering more features, effectively disrupting what customers expect from their wireless providers. It states that there is. He said: “At TextNow, we are obsessed with giving people more and lowering their rates while changing what consumers expect from their mobile service providers. With the launch of this game-changing free Essential Data , we are proving that telephone service can be affordable and give consumers more choice and control.”
Ting also noted that most of its customers remain connected to Wi-Fi for most of their phone usage. This means that once Wi-Fi becomes widely available, you often don't need expensive data plans.
If you are interested in using TextNow's free features, you can do so by downloading the app from the Play Store or App Store and ordering a SIM card. Once the SIM is activated, users will get a free mandatory data plan. Please note that a compatible device is required, it must be unlocked with a carrier, and you can double-check by entering his IMEI on the TextNow website.