Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint are taking action to help US customers stay connected during disruption caused by DorianHurricane Dorian, with assistance from the Federal Communications Commission. Verizon has offered unlimited data, calls and text for affected customers, while AT&T will waive excess data charges. Sprint will waive call, data, text and overage fees, while T-Mobile customers, some of whom already have unlimited data, texts and calls, will get frequent updates on its website. Hurricane Dorian weakened after crossing the Bahamas and is expected to move up the US east coast, where evacuations have been taking place.
Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint are taking action to help US customers stay connected during disruption caused by Hurricane Dorian, with assistance from the Federal Communications Commission. Verizon has offered unlimited data, calls and text for affected customers, while AT&T will waive excess data charges. Sprint will waive call, data, text and overage fees, while T-Mobile customers, some of whom already have unlimited data, texts and calls, will get frequent updates on its website. Dorian weakened after crossing the Bahamas and is expected to move up the US east coast, where evacuations have been taking place.