Network Programs refer to web-based applications that use Verizon Wireless network capabilities to perform certain tasks such as locating your device or sending you information via text messaging. An example could be a web-based program that provides a coupon whenever you are close to a retailer’s store location. Such a program would use the Verizon Wireless network to first locate your device, and then send a coupon to your device via picture messaging if you were close to their store.
Your consent is required before these programs are allowed to locate you, contact you or access any of your information. So if you signup for a program on a website, we will send you a text message asking you to confirm your consent before we allow that program to locate or contact you. The message will read:
You can manage your permission settings on the “Network Programs and Permissions” page. Please refer to the FAQ, “What Settings Can I Change for a Network Program” below for more information on settings.
Your consent is required before these programs are allowed to locate you, contact you or access any of your information. So if you signup for a program on a website, we will send you a text message asking you to confirm your consent before we allow that program to locate or contact you. The message will read:
A program named XYZ is trying to locate or contact you. To allow for 24 hours, reply A. To always allow, reply W. Reply D to reject.
You can manage your permission settings on the “Network Programs and Permissions” page. Please refer to the FAQ, “What Settings Can I Change for a Network Program” below for more information on settings.