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For many individuals enrolled in Medicaid, there’s an opportunity to receive a free tablet with Medicaid through government programs designed to assist low-income households. These programs, particularly the Lifeline and Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), help people access affordable or even free internet-enabled devices, like smartphones and tablets. If you’re enrolled in Medicaid, you could qualify…

If you’re currently enrolled in SNAP or another government aid program and have an EBT card, you might be eligible for a free tablet with EBT. Several government-backed initiatives are working to close the connectivity gap by helping low-income households obtain internet-capable devices. With rising dependence on online tools for school, job searches, and telehealth,…

Verizon has partnered with federal initiatives like the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) and Lifeline to help eligible households access low-cost internet and devices. If you’re on a limited income or part of a government assistance program, these opportunities could allow you to get a Verizon free tablet or a steeply discounted one. Affordable Connectivity Program…

The Assurance Wireless Free Tablet program is part of a federal effort to make digital access more affordable for low-income individuals. Powered by the Lifeline and Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), this initiative provides eligible participants with a tablet and monthly data service at no cost beyond a small one-time fee. This opportunity helps people stay…

The Lifeline program helps people who are struggling financially stay connected to essential services. It offers a monthly discount on communication services, and in some cases, gives access to a low-cost or free tablet. This allows qualified users to stay in touch, apply for jobs, attend online classes, and manage daily needs without worrying about…