MyRepublic offers 1-year unli-data to 500 supporters

Mobile coverage would be limited to designated areas.

In its competitive bid to establish itself as a distinguished telco, MyRepublic will be installing new equipment near the Jurong East MRT station to cater to the participants of its unli-data trial.

A report from the telco aspirant said the shortlisted participants would be able to experience outdoor mobile coverage within a number of blocks from the Jurong East Bus Interchange starting October 22.

The participants would be selected from a list of 14,000 using a follow-up questionnaire to gather more data from the participants, and participants who work or live near the Jurong East Area would be prioritised. They would also be provided a smartphone.

“While mobile coverage will be limited to the designated area for the trial, there will be no limits on data usage for MyRepublic’s mobility trial participants,” MyRepublic said.

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