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Verizon’s Streaming Deals Let You Watch Netflix, Disney Plus and More, for Less

Verizon’s Streaming Deals Let You Watch Netflix, Disney Plus and More, for Less

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Are you a Verizon customer looking to get more value out of your mobile or home internet service? Well, keep reading, because I’ve got some news you’ll be interested in. Verizon offers a collection of free and discounted streaming services with many of its popular plans. These perks offer substantial discounts on streaming memberships, giving you plenty of ways to save money while still getting the entertainment you love. Services such as Netflix and Disney Plus already deliver content at a competitive price. These Verizon perks make those savings even better. Note that the bargains listed below are available to those with eligible mobile phone and home internet plans, unless otherwise specified. Scroll on for a list of the best free and discounted streaming perks for you. Read more: AT&T vs. Verizon: Which of These 2 Major Carriers Is Best? Netflix and HBO Max bundle Whether you are a Verizon myPlan mobile customer or a myHome internet subscriber, you can choose this streaming service perk. If you have Fios Home Internet, 5G Home Internet or an eligible mobile plan, sign …

‘Fat Fingers’ May Have Caused Verizon’s Network Outage, According to Analyst

‘Fat Fingers’ May Have Caused Verizon’s Network Outage, According to Analyst

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Verizon suffered a service outage on Wednesday that affected potentially 2 million customers and dragged on for more than 8 hours. Late in the evening, the company declared the outage resolved and advised affected customers to restart their devices in order to be reconnected. It also promised those customers a $20 credit. We don’t know what caused the disruption. Verizon didn’t immediately respond to a request for clarity on the issue. The company did say that the problem was a “software issue” and that there was no indication that the cause was due to a “cybersecurity issue” in a statement to TechRadar Thursday morning. The loss in service was unique for its longevity and because it wasn’t region-specific and affected people across the US, unlike previous cellular outages. When natural disasters take down cellular towers or hardware failures happen, the effects are felt in specific cities or areas. We saw reports (and CNET staffers chimed in) of service being down in New York; Florida; Hawaii, Los Angeles; Oakland, California; and other far-flung spots. Until Verizon shares more …