Enabling low-income users to use 4G technology.

Improving opportunities for low-income mobile phone users to switch to 4G
Switching from 2G to 4G is not just a personal need, it is a societal trend stemming from the government’s plan to completely shut down 2G networks by September 2024. For many low-income mobile users, especially businesses, this upgrade can seem financially burdensome. For this reason, Viettel has launched a special promotion to make the switch to 4G easier. It supports users by providing free 4G devices when they sign up for prepaid plans for 6 months or more, without any change in prices.

Viettel supports users to upgrade to 4G and become “digital citizens”.
The program includes various 4G models with prices starting from VND 90,000 per month. In addition, customers who choose not to subscribe to the package commitments can still get up to 50% discount when purchasing certain 4G smartphones from Viettel.

Rewards for successful migration to 4G and access to premium content
Successful users of the transfer will receive 28GB of free high-speed 4G data, as well as a one-year subscription to the TV360 streaming app. In addition, Viettel will broadcast 51 matches of the UEFA Euro 2024 for free on the TV360 app to delight sports fans.

Helping with phone pricing and service offerings to drive 4G adoption
These support policies not only enhance material assistance, but also provide moral encouragement so that users can confidently upgrade to 4G network and enjoy the convenience of modern technology.

Viettel removes digital barriers to national integration
From urban areas where smartphones and 4G networks are widespread to rural and remote areas where digital inclusion is a challenge, Viettel is bridging the digital divide and leading Vietnam’s digital transformation journey.

Viettel customer service will help you choose the right 4G phones and tariffs.
In addition to improving access to 4G, Viettel educates users on the importance of moving to 4G for modern life, increasing productivity and creating more possibilities in life.

For more information on granting the 2G to 4G conversion, customers can text “4G” to 191 or visit the nearest Viettel store for assistance.

Enabling Low-Income Users to Adopt 4G Technology: Answering Key Questions and Challenges

In an effort to enable low-income users to adopt 4G technology, it is necessary to address the key issues, challenges, benefits and drawbacks associated with this transition. Let’s delve into this topic to provide a comprehensive understanding.

Key questions:
1. How can low-income users overcome financial barriers to switching to 4G technology?
2. What are the important support mechanisms to facilitate the adoption of 4G technology in peripheral communities?
3. What role do government policies play in ensuring equitable access to 4G services for all socio-economic groups?

Key questions and controversies:
1. Affordability: One of the major issues facing low-income users is the affordability of 4G devices and data plans. How can telecom companies and governments address this issue to ensure inclusivity?
2. Digital literacy: Many low-income users may not have sufficient digital skills to fully benefit from 4G technology. How can educational initiatives be developed to bridge this gap?
3. Infrastructure disparity: Rural and remote areas often struggle to access reliable 4G networks. How can infrastructure development be accelerated to ensure equal connectivity for all?

Advantages and disadvantages:
The adoption of 4G technology offers many benefits, including faster internet speeds, improved connectivity, access to a variety of digital services, and enhanced communication capabilities. However, challenges may arise such as upfront costs, the potential for widening the digital divide, and privacy concerns.

In short, supporting low-income users to adopt and understand 4G technology requires a multi-faceted approach. By addressing key questions, challenges, and controversies, efforts can be made to ensure that the benefits of 4G technology are available to all segments of society.

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