Bharti Airtel has expanded its family postpaid offerings by adding Apple’s iCloud+, Apple TV and Apple Arcade to its ₹999 and above family plans.
Bharti Airtel has expanded its family postpaid offerings by adding Apple’s iCloud+, Apple TV and Apple Arcade to its ₹999 and above family plans.
The company said the enhanced offering will provide customers with secure cloud storage, premium entertainment content and access to games under a single postpaid plan.
With iCloud+, Airtel customers can store, sync and access photos, files, passwords, contacts and other information across Apple devices, while also backing up their data securely. Apple TV provides access to the company’s original series and films, while Apple Arcade offers a catalogue of games without advertisements or in-app purchases.
Airtel said its ₹999 family postpaid plan covers a family of three and includes unlimited data with Fastlane technology, spam protection and entertainment subscriptions. The addition of Apple’s services is aimed at providing greater value to families through a combination of connectivity, entertainment, gaming and cloud storage.
Customers can upgrade to the eligible plans through the Airtel App or at Airtel stores.
Amit Tripathi, Director, Market Operations, Bharti Airtel, said the company was focused on simplifying customers’ digital experience by combining connectivity and entertainment in its family postpaid offerings.
The enhanced plans are available to Airtel customers on family postpaid plans of ₹999 and above.
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