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Fox Business Flash top headlines for June 4 Check out what’s clicking on FoxBusiness.com. The wireless contract is staging a comeback. U.S. cellphone carriers are offering their most generous discounts in years, handing some customers brand-new devices for no money down or small monthly payments stretched over many months. The discounts from AT&T Inc., Verizon Communications Inc. and T-Mobile US Inc. require customers to make long-term commitments that give carriers the stability they need to reassure investors as they increase spending on 5G network upgrades. AT&T kicked off the trend in October by offering high-end smartphones such as the iPhone 12 free with an eligible trade-in device. Its discount later dropped to $700, which covers the entire price of an iPhone 12 Mini and most of a standard iPhone 12, among other gadgets. Verizon followed suit on Tuesday, dangling trade-in credits of $700 toward new iPhones and $800 toward high-end Android phones. Both companies’ most generous offers require that customers stick with an unlimited data plan for a set time. AT&T kicked off the trend in October by offering high-end smartphones such as the iPhone 12 free with an eligible trade-in device. (iStock) “It’s essentially a contract,” said Jeff Moore, the head of telecom research firm Wave7 Research. “We’re seeing carriers locking in the customer base that they have as opposed to encouraging switchers.” The free-phone strategy is a throwback to the wireless market a decade ago, when U.S. carriers subsidized the price of most new smartphones in exchange for subscribers’ guaranteed monthly payments. The status quo shifted around 2013, and carriers began hawking no-contract wireless plans to customers who bought their own devices. APPLE WORKING ON IPAD PRO WITH WIRELESS CHARGING, NEW IPAD MINI: REPORT Subscribers could also pay off the cost of a new smartphone through monthly installments added to their
Fox Business Flash top headlines for June 8 Check out what’s clicking on FoxBusiness.com. Ring rolled out a new feature in its Neighbors app this week that allows police departments to make public “requests for assistance” for Ring users to share video that may relate to investigations. The new post category marks a change in how police and other public safety agencies request footage from Ring users on the Amazon-owned security company’s platform. Previously, police departments could ask users directly for their Ring footage even without using the app. To prevent “overly broad requests,” Ring requires police to include a specific case number, limit a request to a 12-hour timeframe and limit the request area to between 0.025 and 0.5 miles. The request posts are totally opt-in, according to Ring. If a user doesn’t choose to respond to the post, nothing will be shared with the agency. If a user does want to share video in response to a request post, they can click through the post to privately share videos or contact the agency outside the app. Police can see if any Ring users want to share video by posting requests like this sample on the company’s Neighbors app. (Ring) AMAZON STARTS SHARING YOUR INTERNET TODAY “Ring believes transparency and accountability are crucial to safer, better communities,” an Amazon spokesperson told FOX Business via email. “Since its founding, Ring has been committed to improving its products and services by listening to and incorporating feedback from all parts of our communities. As part of this effort, Ring has been working with independent third-party experts to identify ways to provide customers with greater insight into how public safety agencies use the Neighbors App.” The change comes amid increased scrutiny into the relationship between law enforcement and
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