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Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd, India’s largest telecom provider, announced a series of new unlimited plans that is set to take effect on July 3.

The company emphasised its commitment to affordable internet access and highlighted its rapidly expanding 5G network, which boasts nearly 85% of India’s operational 5G cells.

The new tariff plans range from Rs 189 for 2 GB per month to Rs 3,599 for 2.5 GB per day annual plan. These plans include unlimited 5G data for all plans with 2GB/day and above.

The company said its “True 5G” network is built on a standalone architecture that promises faster speeds and lower latency compared to non-standalone 5G networks. Unlimited 5G data would be applicable to plans offering 2GB/day or more.

Comcast reps didn't know the rules, told qualified applicants they weren't eligible.

by Jon Brodkin - 12/20/2022, 6:15 PM

[A personal note: I got frustrated trying to get people to understand Comcast's misbehavior around the federal Affordable Connectivity Program and Comcast's "voluntary" Internet Essentials Plus program. Finally, at the suggestion of journalism professor Dan Gillmor, I contacted Jon Brodkin, of Ars Technica, who wrote an excellent article. The first few paragraphs of his article are below. The original Brodkin article is here. - David I]

People with low incomes can get free Internet service through Comcast and a government program, but signing up is sometimes harder than it should be because of confusion within Comcast's customer service department.

Massachusetts resident Tonia Williams qualified for the US government's Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), which provides $30 monthly discounts, and for Comcast's Internet Essentials Plus, a $30 monthly service for low-income people that is essentially free when combined with the ACP discount. But when she tried to use the ACP discount with Comcast's low-income service, Comcast incorrectly told her she wasn't eligible because she was already a Comcast customer.

Williams, a certified nursing assistant who was not working when she spoke to Ars, was eventually able to get free home Internet service for her family. But she faced several hassles and said she would have given up if it hadn't been for David Isenberg, a Falmouth resident who's been helping low-income people in his town navigate the process. Isenberg knew Williams because she was previously a home health aide taking care of Isenberg's wife's uncle.

"I would have given up if it wasn't for David pushing me," Williams told Ars in a phone interview in November. "It's such a run-around, and you have to sit and wait on hold. A lot of people don't have time to sit on the phone for that long and then be told, 'Well, you don't qualify.' If you don't really know what the service is or how to get it, I would have just believed them, that I didn't qualify."

Three applicants wrongly rejected at first

Isenberg contacted Ars in late October after helping Williams and two other people get the discount. All three were incorrectly told they didn't qualify when they first tried to enroll, Isenberg said.

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