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Multichoice has joined forces with MTN to dispatch a proper remote/wireless internet access service called DStv Internet, plan for web-based media.
The DStv internet comes in three data bundles that you can use to stream any media. This means clients would now be able to get associated with the Internet with a Sim card and Wi-Fi switch – an ideal choice for the individuals who don't have fiber in their neighborhood yet need to get to the Internet routinely utilizing different gadgets in their home.
Clients can browse three information bundles: 25GB, 110GB, and 220GB. MultiChoice said it "chose" MTN South Africa as its organization accomplice, apparently after a cutthroat offering measure.
What DStv Internet offers:
- 25GB anytime and 25GB night data: R299/month
- 110GB anytime and 110GB night data: R499/month
- 220GB anytime and 220GB night data: R799/month
How it Works
DStv Internet does not require a DStv subscription and can be used on a standalone basis to access the Internet.
It includes a new, premium service called DStv Trusted Home, an AI-driven network security and Wi-Fi management solution developed jointly by MultiChoice’s digital platform security subsidiary Irdeto, and Minim, which develops “intelligent networking” products.
DStv Trusted Home offers an iOS and Android app that puts subscribers in control of their Wi-Fi connection and protects their home network from online security threats and malicious attacks. It also has parental control features.
The app is only available for use with DStv Internet routers. There are two router models that customers can purchase: the ZTE 286C & ZTE 286 R. The routers are included in MultiChoice’s bundle and contract offerings.
As part of the launch of the DStv new offering, the first 20 000 customers will receive a free 12-month subscription to the DStv Trusted Home app. After 12 months, customers will have the chance to opt out or add a monthly charge of R30 to their DStv Internet bill.
No word yet on when it will be launch in other Africa countries like Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, etc. What do you think about this?
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