If you are facing a similar issue in some other location in the United States, then your best bet would be to raise a complaint about the same on Twitter just like the user above did. Their technicians are aware and already on top of it, working to resolve it as soon as possible. Verizon Support recently responded to a complaint on Twitter saying that the mobile network is indeed experiencing issues in parts of Texas. Nonetheless, if you are one of the users facing these network problems with Verizon, then you would be pleased to know that they have been acknowledged. Although it is highly likely that the pandemic is to be blamed for that. Several users have also complained saying that the state of Verizon’s mobile network wasn’t always like this and has recently worsened. Switching to the 4G LTE network isn’t of much help either as the network issues persist. This may even happen when the phone is showing maximum 5G network strength, and is also affecting calls. They definitely made changes to the network, for the worse.
Verizon signal has been horrible this spring. I’ve restarted my router three times now. However, even with all this progress, there are still plenty of complaints doing rounds about network drops and slow mobile data: network keeps dropping in bushwick Brooklyn. The carrier had announced yesterday the successful deployment of their 5G Ultra Wideband in 14 additional arenas and stadiums. Verizon has also been quite busy trying to improve their 5G coverage. The carrier had recently acquired the C-band spectrum following which it commenced the installation of C-band equipment from Ericsson and Samsung Electronics. Original story (published on May 21, 2021) follows:Īllocating new spectrum has become a mandatory requirement for the mobile network industry to improve capacity and enhance mobile broadband.Īnd Verizon has been doing just that recently. Aside from having to dig into the Alexa App and set up Routines so that Alexa isn’t announcing your phone calls all day, this would only really work with regular phone calls and not with Facetime, WhatsApp, or Google Duo voice calls.īeing able to use your phone number without your phone with only voice sounds like a great feature for an elderly person living alone - one who maybe forgets to charge their cell phone and has worried caretakers trying to reach them.New updates are being added at the bottom of this story… It seems like there are too many hurdles for the average person to care about receiving personal calls on Alexa.
#MY VER FREE#
Honestly, this feature should be free (making and receiving calls Alexa-to-Alexa is free). Otherwise, customers who sign up and enable the feature will get one month free. Verizon is offering three free months of Number Share - Home with signup and purchase of an Alexa device from. Also, this service will cost $5/month per Verizon line to activate, and you also need to set up the Alexa app with your Verizon number. What separates Number Share - Home from just using an Amazon Echo or Google Nest Home to make a call is that the latter supports calls to emergency services - as long as your emergency home address is set up properly (an address is also required to use the service). However, you’ll need to create an Alexa Routine to disable Verizon calls with certain triggers like “I’m leaving home” or during a scheduled time. You’ll be able to make or receive calls even if your smartphone is offline.įor those wondering, Alexa will receive and announce all phone calls to the incoming number out loud. When a call is incoming, Alexa will tell you something along the lines of “Maria would like to talk to Chris”. You’ll be able to use Alexa to dial your contacts either by name or by phone number. The carrier implies the feature is like a reinvention of the home phone and calls placed will show a Verizon number on the recipient’s caller ID. Verizon introduces a new feature called “Number Share - Home” which allows for Verizon subscribers to pair their phone number up with an Alexa-enabled speaker.
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