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Verizon officially announces 30% data bump, Safe Mode, data rollover, and a brand new MyVerizon app

Well, the rumors were true. Verizon today announced their new wireless experience which includes sweeping plan changes in areas of data and roaming. The biggest talking point for the company was a minimum 30% bump in data for all their plans. Here’s the full breakdown of where we are with the change:

And here it is in chart form in case you need something a bit more visual:

Alongside the data bumps, users can take advantage of a few new data features. Carryover Data lets you bank the data you didn’t use in the previous month for usage the next month. Safe Mode allows you to exceed your high-speed data cap without incurring overage charges, though you’ll be slowed to likely-unbearable speeds. If you need more high-speed data, you can pay $15 per 1GB, or switch your plan to one of the higher tier options at no extra charge.

As you can see, all of this comes included with XL and XXL plans, however those on lesser ones will be asked to pay $5 per feature. Not the most exciting fact in the world, but if you ever have a problem with overages then it could end up saving you money overall.

Verizon’s new experience isn’t just about the plans, though. The company detailed a brand new MyVerizon app which makes it quite easy to keep up with your account. Here’s all you’re getting with the update:

It doesn’t hurt that it looks damned good, too:

All of these changes are going live tomorrow, so be sure and ready yourself for them if you’re a Big Red customer.

[via Verizon]

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