M1 partners with MVNO Geenet to provide WiFi services for dorms

Geenet will use M1’s infrastructure to offer data, SMS, local and international calls.

M1 and mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) Geenet will offer mobile services on top of Wi-Fi for dormitory residents, according to a press release.

Through their partnership, Geenet will be utilising M1’s mobile network infrastructure to provide an integrated plan comprising Wi-Fi and mobile services, which include data, SMS, local and international calls.

With this, Geenet is the first MVNO in Singapore to offer both Wi-Fi and mobile services specifically for the dormitory residents.

The offering will also provide its customers with customisable options in choosing their Wi-Fi and mobile plans.

Geenet provides Wi-Fi services to over 20 dormitories. At present, more than one-third of dormitory residents subscribe to a paid Wi-Fi plan.

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